Uses of Package
tools.jackson.dataformat.javaprop
Packages that use tools.jackson.dataformat.javaprop
Package
Description
Basic API types to use with this module:
implementation used to
create Java Properties parsers and generators
JavaPropsFactory
is the
invalid reference
tools.jackson.core.JsonFactory
JavaPropsGenerator
is the matching JsonGenerator implementation to use
JavaPropsParser
is the matching JsonParser implementation to use
JavaPropsMapper is a convenience
sub-class of ObjectMapper that is both configured
to use JavaPropsFactory, and
adds additional methods for using alternate content sources and targets for improved
interoperability with Properties, System Properties, and env properties
JavaPropsSchema is the
FormatSchema implementation to use with Java Properties
and defines details of how flat Java Properties keys are mapped to structured names
of logical properties, POJOs, as well as other variations within possible Properties
file notation (like indentation, key/value separator, linefeed to use)
Helper classes for dealing with property key to structured path conversion.
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Classes in tools.jackson.dataformat.javaprop used by tools.jackson.dataformat.javapropClassDescription
TSFBuilderimplementation for constructingJavaPropsFactoryinstances.Base implementation for "Vanilla"ObjectMapper, used with Java Properties backend.SimpleFormatSchemasub-type that defines details of things like: How are "flat" property names mapped to hierarchic POJO types, using separator-based naming convention. -
Classes in tools.jackson.dataformat.javaprop used by tools.jackson.dataformat.javaprop.implClassDescriptionSimple
FormatSchemasub-type that defines details of things like: How are "flat" property names mapped to hierarchic POJO types, using separator-based naming convention. -
Classes in tools.jackson.dataformat.javaprop used by tools.jackson.dataformat.javaprop.utilClassDescriptionSimple
FormatSchemasub-type that defines details of things like: How are "flat" property names mapped to hierarchic POJO types, using separator-based naming convention.