Hi Tatu,
I checked out the latest version 2.10.0.pr3 and have the following results:
1. mapper.enableDefaultTyping() does not serialize (e.g. an Exception)
polymorphically via following code:
- mapper.enableDefaultTyping(); // now deprecated
- System.out.println(mapper.writeValueAsString(new
Exception("Test"))); // no type info in Json string
2. So in order to get type info in JSON I obviously need a
TypeResolver (defined above) but then
1. mapper.readValue(json, Object.class) results in a LinkedHashMap
instance
So I tried to use the new *activateDefaultTyping*(..) and now the resulting
object is of type Exception, as expected. So, up to 2.9.9 I did not find a
way to serialize/deserialize e.g. an Exception into an Object
polymorphically, but with the new version, it's possible.
Thanks, Marc
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