jodd.json

Class JsonSerializer.Defaults

java.lang.Object

jodd.json.JsonSerializer.Defaults

Enclosing class:

JsonSerializer

public static class JsonSerializer.Defaults
extends java.lang.Object

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static java.lang.String	classMetadataName Specifies if 'class' metadata is used and its value.
static boolean	deepSerialization Defines default behavior of a JsonSerializer.
static java.lang.String	DEFAULT_CLASS_METADATA_NAME
static java.lang.String[]	excludedTypeNames List of excluded types names for serialization.
static java.lang.Class[]	excludedTypes List of excluded types for serialization.
static boolean	strictStringEncoding Sets the strict JSON encoding.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Defaults()

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

DEFAULT_CLASS_METADATA_NAME

public static final java.lang.String DEFAULT_CLASS_METADATA_NAME

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Constant Field Values

deepSerialization

public static boolean deepSerialization

Defines default behavior of a JsonSerializer. If set to true, objects will be serialized deep, so all collections and arrays will get serialized.

excludedTypes

public static java.lang.Class[] excludedTypes

List of excluded types for serialization.

excludedTypeNames

public static java.lang.String[] excludedTypeNames

List of excluded types names for serialization. Type name can contain wildcards (* and ?).

strictStringEncoding

public static boolean strictStringEncoding

Sets the strict JSON encoding. JSON specification specifies that certain characters should be escaped (see: http://json.org/). However, in the real world, not all needs to be escaped: especially the 'solidus' character (/). If this one is escaped, many things can go wrong, from URLs to Base64 encodings. This flag controls the behavior of strict encoding. By default, the strict encoding is set to false.

classMetadataName

public static java.lang.String classMetadataName

Specifies if 'class' metadata is used and its value. When set, class metadata is used by JsonSerializer and all objects will have additional field with the class type in the resulting JSON. JsonParser will also consider this flag to build correct object type. If null, class information is not used.

Constructor Detail

Defaults

public Defaults()