Deprecated.

Deprecated.

Basic serializer that can take JSON "Array" structure and construct a Collection instance, with typed contents.

Basic serializer that can serialize non-primitive arrays.

This is bit trickier to implement efficiently, while avoiding overflow problems.

For type Number.class, we can just rely on type mappings that plain JsonParser.getNumberValue() returns.

We also want to directly support deserialization of TokenBuffer.

Deprecated.

Serializer used for primitive boolean, as well as java.util.Boolean wrapper type.

This is the special serializer for regular Doubles (and primitive doubles)

This is the special serializer for regular Integers (and primitive ints)

Deprecated.

Compared to regular StdSerializers.UtilDateSerializer, we do use String representation here.

Deprecated.

Deprecated.

Standard serializer for Calendar.

Specialized serializer for EnumMaps.

Efficient implementation for serializing Lists that contains Strings and are random-accessible.

Serializer class that can serialize Object that have a JsonValue annotation to indicate that serialization should be done by calling the method annotated, and serializing result it returns.

This is a simple dummy serializer that will just output literal JSON null value whenever serialization is requested.

This is a simple dummy serializer that will just output raw values by calling toString() on value to serialize.

Generic handler for types that implement JsonSerializableWithType.

Unlike other integral number array serializers, we do not just print out byte values as numbers.

This is an optimized serializer for Lists that can be efficiently traversed by index (as opposed to others, such as LinkedList that can not}.

Efficient implement for serializing Collections that contain Strings.

We also want to directly support serialization of TokenBuffer; and since it is part of core package, it can not implement JsonSerializable (which is only included in the mapper package)