Package org.codehaus.jackson.map.introspect
package org.codehaus.jackson.map.introspect
Functionality needed for Bean introspection, required for detecting
accessors and mutators for Beans, as well as locating and handling
method annotations.
Beyond collecting annotations, additional "method annotation inheritance" is also supported: whereas regular JDK classes do not add annotations from overridden methods in any situation. But code in this package does. Similarly class-annotations are inherited properly from interfaces, in addition to abstract and concrete classes.
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ClassDescriptionShared base class used for anything on which annotations (included within a
AnnotationMap
).Object that represents non-static (and usually non-transient/volatile) fields of a class.Intermediate base class for annotated entities that are members of a class; fields, methods and constructors.Simple helper class used to keep track of collection ofAnnotatedMethod
s, accessible by lookup.Object that represents method parameters, mostly so that associated annotations can be processed conveniently.Intermediate base class that encapsulates features that constructors and methods share.Simple helper class used to keep track of collection of Jackson Annotations associated with annotatable things (methods, constructors, classes).DefaultBeanDescription
implementation.Deprecated.Since 1.9 just don't useDeprecated.Since 1.9 just don't useDeprecated.Since 1.9 just don't useAnnotationIntrospector
implementation that handles standard Jackson annotations.Helper class needed to be able to efficiently access class member functions (Method
s andConstructor
s) inMap
s.Simple interface that defines API used to filter out irrelevant methodsDummy, "no-operation" implementation ofAnnotationIntrospector
.Helper class used for aggregating information about all possible properties of a POJO.Helper class used for aggregating information about a single potential POJO property.VisibilityChecker<T extends VisibilityChecker<T>>Interface for object used for determine which property elements (methods, fields, constructors) can be auto-detected, with respect to their visibility modifiers.Default standard implementation is purely based on visibility modifier of given class members, and its configured minimum levels.