Foo is an interface, with several varied concrete classes. I do not have
type information imbedded in the objects, but based on the key of the map,
I can tell you the concrete type.
Do, I have something like this in json:
{
"id" : "12",
"elements" : {
"alpha" : {
"host" : "google.com",
"port" : 1717
},
"manager" : {
"first_name": "Fred",
"last_name": "Smith",
"age": 19
}
}
}
So, I know that "alpha" should be class Alpha, and "manager" is of type
Person
I thought I might be able to use ContextualDeserializer, but when I
define custom deserializer with ContextualDeserializer, createContextual()
is called the property is "elements", not "alpha" or "manager". Is there
some way in the deserializer I can identify to tell if I'm deserializing
"alpha", or "manager" ?
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