We have a class containing multiple Sets of Longs. We want them serialized as arrays, and most clients do so.
However, we have a PHP client that creates sets such that they serialize in an odd way. A set with the number 4 comes in like this:
"setOfNumbers": {
"4": 0
},
Naturally, Jackson complains about this being an object and not an array. What I would like is to have a custom deserializer that is only invoked if Jackson detects an object where a Set<Long>
should be (and ideally only if they are contained in specific classes.)
I've tried this:
this.addDeserializer(Set.class, new StdDelegatingDeserializer<>(new StdConverter<Map<String, Long>, Set<Long>>() {
@Override
public Set<Long> convert(Map<String, Long> set) {
return parseLongs(set);
}
}));
The problem with this is that now it expects an object instead of an array for all Set fields. The class being deserialized is generated, so I can't add any annotations or make other changes.
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