I've come about to a bit of a pickle. Suppose I have the following
structure:
class CollectionWrapper<T> implements Collection<T> {
private int count;
private Collection<T> items;
// getters setters omitted for brevity
// Collection<T> methods delegated to items field
// int size() method returns items.size()
}
Basically the structures I'm trying to work with are wrappers for arrays
that contain total item count, but not "next page", or similar fields. As
of right now, Jackson treats them as if they start with
`JsonToken.START_ARRAY` (because it implements the Collection<T> interface)
when in reality they're object wrappers. How do I configure jackson
(preferably via JsonMapper.Builder) that this particular class should be
deserialized as object, rather than an array?
Cheers!
// Mantas
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