Uses of Interface
org.codehaus.jackson.map.JsonSerializable
Packages that use JsonSerializable
Package
Description
Contains basic mapper (conversion) functionality that
allows for converting between regular streaming json content and
Java objects (beans or Tree Model: support for both is via
ObjectMapper
class, as well
as convenience methods included in
JsonParser
Utility classes for Mapper package.
Contains concrete
JsonNode
implementations
Jackson uses for the Tree model.-
Uses of JsonSerializable in org.codehaus.jackson.map
Subinterfaces of JsonSerializable in org.codehaus.jackson.mapModifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterface
Interface that is to replaceJsonSerializable
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Uses of JsonSerializable in org.codehaus.jackson.map.ser.std
Methods in org.codehaus.jackson.map.ser.std with parameters of type JsonSerializableModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
SerializableSerializer.serialize
(JsonSerializable value, JsonGenerator jgen, SerializerProvider provider) final void
SerializableSerializer.serializeWithType
(JsonSerializable value, JsonGenerator jgen, SerializerProvider provider, TypeSerializer typeSer) -
Uses of JsonSerializable in org.codehaus.jackson.map.type
Classes in org.codehaus.jackson.map.type that implement JsonSerializableModifier and TypeClassDescriptionfinal class
Array types represent Java arrays, both primitive and object valued.class
Type that represents things that act similar toCollection
; but may or may not be instances of that interface.final class
Type that represents Java Collection types (Lists, Sets).class
Type that represents Map-like types; things that consist of key/value pairs but that do not necessarily implementMap
, but that do not have enough introspection functionality to allow for some level of generic handling.final class
Type that represents "true" Java Map types.final class
Simple types are defined as anything other than one of recognized container types (arrays, Collections, Maps).class
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Uses of JsonSerializable in org.codehaus.jackson.map.util
Classes in org.codehaus.jackson.map.util that implement JsonSerializableModifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Container class that can be used to wrap any Object instances (including nulls), and will serialize embedded in JSONP wrapping.class
General-purpose wrapper class that can be used to decorate serialized value with arbitrary literal prefix and suffix. -
Uses of JsonSerializable in org.codehaus.jackson.node
Classes in org.codehaus.jackson.node that implement JsonSerializableModifier and TypeClassDescriptionfinal class
Node class that represents Arrays mapped from Json content.class
Abstract base class common to all standardJsonNode
implementations.final class
Numeric node that contains simple 64-bit integer values.final class
Value node that contains Base64 encoded binary value, which will be output and stored as Json String value.final class
This concrete value class is used to contain boolean (true / false) values.class
This intermediate base class is used for all container nodes, specifically, array and object nodes.final class
Numeric node that contains values that do not fit in simple integer (int, long) or floating point (double) values.final class
Numeric node that contains 64-bit ("double precision") floating point values simple 32-bit integer values.final class
Numeric node that contains simple 32-bit integer values.final class
Numeric node that contains simple 64-bit integer values.final class
This singleton node class is generated to denote "missing nodes" along paths that do not exist.final class
This singleton value class is used to contain explicit JSON null value.class
Intermediate value node used for numeric nodes.class
Node that maps to JSON Object structures in JSON content.final class
Value node that contains a wrapped POJO, to be serialized as a JSON constructed through data mapping (usually done by callingObjectMapper
).final class
Value node that contains a text value.class
This intermediate base class is used for all leaf nodes, that is, all non-container (array or object) nodes, except for the "missing node".