en/jackson/2020/11/13/jackson-builder-pattern

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Jackson Deserialization and the Builder Pattern - Grab Another Byte

Tutorial that shows how to use the builder pattern with Jackson for deserialization purposes. It also covers how to do it if we’re using Lombok to generate the builders. Examples included!

https://www.grabanotherbyte.com/en/jackson/2020/11/13/jackson-builder-pattern.html

[renanfranca]

Thank you very much! This article is objective and detailed at the same time! I can't wait to use @Jacksonized when it become "official"!

[shastrisubramaniam]

I am trying to make this work with AutoValue and have not been successful.Any insight on how to get it working with AutoValue ?

[rajat71g]

Hey Marcos, I was reading your article and also was checking parallely. So it doesnt make any difference if constructor is private or public. The thing is it doesnt know which properties are mapped to which. Once we gave that in our constructor using @JsonProperty it works. Can you please clear this?
private Address(@JsonProperty("street") String street, @JsonProperty("zipCode")String zipCode,
@JsonProperty("city")String city, @JsonProperty("province")String province,
@JsonProperty("country")String country) {
this.street = street;
this.zipCode = zipCode;
this.city = city;
this.province = province;
this.country = country;
}
I am using like this and deserialization works for me. either i make constructor public/private