Simplest answer I can give is that you should avoid ever using generic
type values as root value (immediate object you give to writeValue() /
readValue()). Generic types are fine everywhere else reachable through
POJO properties, but at root level Java Type Erasure causes problems.
In this case fo
Hi,
I am using jackson for serialization/deserialization
I have no problem with
- simple objects
- objects with circular reference and no inheritance.
But when the object implies inheritance and circular reference, the
deserialization fails.
For example : I have an abstract superclass A ,whi
