One problem is that the generic type formal parameter T doesn't convey
enough information for the annotation-based code to reconstruct the correct
result type. Try creating a type that embeds the actual value of the type
parameter, e.g., SiteDaoArrayList extends ArrayList<SiteDAO> (or
SiteDaoArrayList contains List<SiteDAO>), and using that type as the return
type of the @Get-annotated method.
--tim
On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 7:28 AM, Jon Finanger <j...@finanger.no> wrote:
> I was able to convert the LinkedHashMap values to ArrayList<T> using the
> ObjectMapper in my clientcode:
> ObjectMapper mapper =
> jacksonConverter.getObjectMapper();
> ArrayList<SiteDAO> sites =
> mapper.convertValue(tmp, new TypeReference<ArrayList<SiteDAO>>() {});
>
> But getting this with a simple annotation i'm not able to figure out yet.
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