That should work: you do need 2 separate ObjectMappers, and a way to
change polymorphic type inclusion.
If using default typing it's simple (just setting for mapper), but
otherwise need to apply changes to settings. Options I would have
suggested include:
1. Use of mix-in annotations (to add or ov
Thank you for your reply.
On Thursday, December 15, 2016 at 2:15:58 PM UTC-8, Tatu Saloranta wrote:
>
> First: how would you know how many have seen your message? Just
> because there are no answers does not mean much: mailing lists
> messages are sent as emails and there is no way to track th
First: how would you know how many have seen your message? Just
because there are no answers does not mean much: mailing lists
messages are sent as emails and there is no way to track that. It is
possible that Web UI has separate counts.
Second: what's with the entitlement? Do you really expect ev
On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 11:47 AM, Literate Aspects
wrote:
> How can take my remote data (generated by a Model class bean and a remote
> data connect bean displayed in xhtml VIEW [live xhtml VIEW][1]) and convert
> -- that POJO into a JSON string -- to use in jquery objects?
>
>
> Seeking an exampl
How can take my remote data (generated by a Model class bean and a remote
data connect bean displayed in xhtml VIEW [live xhtml VIEW][1]) and convert
-- that POJO into a JSON string -- to use in jquery objects?
Seeking an example of converting POJO to JSON string.
I cannot seem to find any
On Thu, Dec 15, 2016 at 8:13 AM, Lev Kuznetsov
wrote:
> But why would the type erasure on the map be the deciding factor here? The
> type of the value is known at runtime, it is Bar, it has a property lol -
> that gets serialized no problem, clearly it knows the type and therefore can
> see the @J
But why would the type erasure on the map be the deciding factor here? The
type of the value is known at runtime, it is Bar, it has a property lol -
that gets serialized no problem, clearly it knows the type and therefore
can see the @JsonTypeInfo annotation on the superclass. I don't have to do
Need to write an ObjectMapper with System.out.println test.
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
On Wednesday, December 14, 2016 at 11:44:46 PM UTC-8, Literate Aspects
wrote:
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> Hello, I have not seen HOW any data is retrieved from the MODEL -- IF
> there is no reference to the managed bean
On Wednesday, December 14, 2016 at 11:44:46 PM UTC-8, Literate Aspects
wrote:
>
> Hello, I have not seen HOW any data is retrieved from the MODEL -- IF
> there is no reference to the managed bean that connects the remote MySQL
> data source.
>
> How can there be an Object Mapping without any c
an example:
http://howtoprogram.xyz/2016/07/01/convert-java-object-to-json-vice-versa/
There is NO reference to any data connection -- in this example WHAT can
the possible value of the MODEL be, as the same data is re-entered
/presented as static data in the ObjectMap
Does not make any sense
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