I have a lot of different classes that have a property that needs custom deserialization.
Example:
data class Specific(val a: String, val b: String) // <-- Needs special deserialization
data class Foo(val value: String, val sp: Specific)
data class Bar(val something: Int, val sp: Specific)
I have tried creating a custom deserializer using the StdDeserializer
. And this only works if I write the deserializer for the actual class ( Foo
and Bar
), but I only want to write one for the Specific
type.
As I'm using Kotlin I would love the non java Annotated way to to it.
With the ObjectMapper
that you're going to use to do the deserialization, first register a custom deserializer for the Specific
class. It will then use that when deserializing instances of this class, regardless of whether you're deserializing them directly, or as a property of some other object being deserialized.
For example you could do something like this:
class SpecificDeserializer() : StdDeserializer<Specific>(Specific::class.java) {
override fun deserialize(p: JsonParser, ctxt: DeserializationContext): Specific {
// Deserialize
}
}
val mapper = jacksonObjectMapper()
mapper.registerModule(SimpleModule().also {
it.addDeserializer(Specific::class.java, SpecificDeserializer())
})
val foo = mapper.readValue<Foo>(...
This is explained here . Note that for serialization the same approach can be taken.
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