(as reported by Paweł Kowol on Jackson users list)
If a List (or other Collection) is value of a non-Collection property, like so:
public class Bean {
public Object list;
}it will not be serialized correctly. This is most likely due to special handling of Collection types, which is triggered based on declared type of property (since it must be added statically when constructing bean serializers). Will need to see if this can be improved.
(as reported by Paweł Kowol on Jackson users list)
If a List (or other Collection) is value of a non-Collection property, like so:
it will not be serialized correctly. This is most likely due to special handling of Collection types, which is triggered based on declared type of property (since it must be added statically when constructing bean serializers). Will need to see if this can be improved.