| AnyReader |
ValueReader used for "untyped" values; ones that are bound
to whatever Object is the natural mapping to JSON
value that parser currently points to |
| ArrayReader |
Reader for typed Array values.
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| BeanPropertyReader |
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| BeanPropertyWriter |
Simple container class used to contain information needed for serializing
value of a single POJO property.
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| BeanReader |
Class that contains information about dynamically introspected
Bean types, to be able to deserialize (read) JSON into a POJO
and serialize (write) POJO as JSON.
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| BeanWriter |
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| ClassKey |
Key class, used as an efficient and accurate key
for locating per-class values from Maps.
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| CollectionReader |
Reader for typed Collection values.
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| DeferredMap |
A specialized Map implementation that will collect
entries during building, but only materialize full lookup structure
when needed; that is, actual building of hash lookup is deferred.
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| EnumReader |
Reader for Enum values: needed because we need a simple Map
for efficient conversion from id (gotten with Enum.toString()
to value.
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| JSONAsObjectCodec |
Convenience wrapper around JSON that implements ObjectCodec. |
| JSONReader |
Root-level helper object that handles initial delegation to actual
readers (which are ValueReaders), but does not handle
any of reading itself (despite name). |
| JSONWriter |
Object that handles serialization of simple Objects into underlying
data format (usually JSON).
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| MapReader |
Reader for typed Map values.
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| POJODefinition |
Definition of a single Bean-style Java class, without assumptions
on usage for serialization or deserialization, used as input
for constructing bean readers and writers.
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| POJODefinition.Prop |
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| SimpleValueReader |
Default ValueReader used for simple scalar types and related,
not including POJO-, Map and Collection
types. |
| ValueReaderLocator |
Helper object used for efficient detection of type information
relevant to our conversion needs when writing out Java Objects
as JSON.
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| ValueWriterLocator |
Helper object used for efficient detection of type information
relevant to our conversion needs when writing out Java Objects
as JSON.
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