Serialize/deserialize a field with Jackson only when called from certain classes/packages
The title does not describe it well so here it is in some more detail:
Let's say I have 2 different REST controllers, but both controllers operate over the same @Entity classes, meaning they have autogenerated ID fields (by Hibernate). If a call is from the "management" controller, I would like to return the responses with the ID included in the JSON, but if the call is from the other controller for the application systems, I do not want the JSON to contain any ID fields.
There are many different controllers like this, is there any Jackson configuration level solution to this, or do I have a better option to this than to set each ID (in complex objects with multiple IDs) to null in the select controllers, before serialization?
java json rest jackson
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
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The title does not describe it well so here it is in some more detail:
Let's say I have 2 different REST controllers, but both controllers operate over the same @Entity classes, meaning they have autogenerated ID fields (by Hibernate). If a call is from the "management" controller, I would like to return the responses with the ID included in the JSON, but if the call is from the other controller for the application systems, I do not want the JSON to contain any ID fields.
There are many different controllers like this, is there any Jackson configuration level solution to this, or do I have a better option to this than to set each ID (in complex objects with multiple IDs) to null in the select controllers, before serialization?
java json rest jackson
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
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add a comment |
The title does not describe it well so here it is in some more detail:
Let's say I have 2 different REST controllers, but both controllers operate over the same @Entity classes, meaning they have autogenerated ID fields (by Hibernate). If a call is from the "management" controller, I would like to return the responses with the ID included in the JSON, but if the call is from the other controller for the application systems, I do not want the JSON to contain any ID fields.
There are many different controllers like this, is there any Jackson configuration level solution to this, or do I have a better option to this than to set each ID (in complex objects with multiple IDs) to null in the select controllers, before serialization?
java json rest jackson
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
341521
The title does not describe it well so here it is in some more detail:
Let's say I have 2 different REST controllers, but both controllers operate over the same @Entity classes, meaning they have autogenerated ID fields (by Hibernate). If a call is from the "management" controller, I would like to return the responses with the ID included in the JSON, but if the call is from the other controller for the application systems, I do not want the JSON to contain any ID fields.
There are many different controllers like this, is there any Jackson configuration level solution to this, or do I have a better option to this than to set each ID (in complex objects with multiple IDs) to null in the select controllers, before serialization?
java json rest jackson
java json rest jackson
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
341521
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
341521
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
341521
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
341521
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:37
Zoltán UmlaufZoltán Umlauf
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