Thanks for the great library. It works very well with lists but now I stucked with deserialisation of java.time.Instant.
For sample value of Instant type the parser returns the following object:
{
"@": [
{
"type": "Buffer",
"data": [
2,
0,
0,
0,
0,
91,
55,
239,
80,
0,
0,
0,
0
]
}
]
}
In debug mode I noticed internal class name and serialVersionUID (java.time.Ser and 955d84ba1b2248b2). I tried to add a custom parser for it but with no luck, the parser is even not invoked:
Parser.register("java.time.Ser", "955d84ba1b2248b2", customParser);
Could you maybe shed the light on that problem and suggest what should be done to introduce the support of deserialisation of Instant type?
Thanks for the great library. It works very well with lists but now I stucked with deserialisation of
java.time.Instant.For sample value of
Instanttype the parser returns the following object:In debug mode I noticed internal class name and serialVersionUID (
java.time.Serand955d84ba1b2248b2). I tried to add a custom parser for it but with no luck, the parser is even not invoked:Could you maybe shed the light on that problem and suggest what should be done to introduce the support of deserialisation of
Instanttype?