Well, I solved it. It turns out that JsonParser#currentName() has what i
needed. That allows me to select the class it should be, and then I could
use a few of the objects hanging off the arguments to have Jackson
deserialize the tree with the correctly class.
Naturally, I found it about 10
Almost but not quite. Use of
`@JsonTypeInfo(include=As.WRAPPER_OBJECT)` would indeed allow use of
JSON property name as type identitifier. This would work for property
values, and Lists/Arrays, but not quite the way you'd want for Maps.
So if I understand use case correctly, there is nothing out
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" :
