Is it not easier to use the TypeOracle to find CustomFieldSerializer
JClassType and get all its subtype with JClassType.getSubtypes() ? This way
you can put your custom serializers anywhere with the name you like.
I am not 100% sure but I think in older GWT versions a
Hi,
I'm writing a JSON serialization/deserialization mechanism and I'm looking
for advices :)
Currently, to use it, you do something like :
public interface PersonMapper extends ObjectMapperPerson {}
PersonMapper mapper = GWT.create(PersonMapper.class);
And the library is generating the
GWT-RPC does this by convention. The custom serializer must be in the same
package as the class it (de)serializes and is named class
name_CustomFieldSerializer, e.g. ImmutableSet_CustomFieldSerializer.
I wouldn't use an annotation because a guava collection could be used by a
large amount of
Thanks for your answer!
GWT-RPC does this by convention. The custom serializer must be in the same
package as the class it (de)serializes and is named class
name_CustomFieldSerializer, e.g. ImmutableSet_CustomFieldSerializer.
Is it not easier to use the TypeOracle to find
Is it not easier to use the TypeOracle to find CustomFieldSerializer
JClassType and get all its subtype with JClassType.getSubtypes() ? This way
you can put your custom serializers anywhere with the name you like.
I am not 100% sure but I think in older GWT versions a
