@JsonAlias
Yes An annotation provided by the library to specify multiple acceptable names or aliases for fields or methods when Jackson
deserializing data.JSON
When you use @JsonAlias
annotations, you can specify one or more aliases for fields or methods. This way, when Jackson
deserializing JSON
the data, it will try to match the name of the field or method with the given alias.
Here is an example:
public class MyData {
@JsonAlias({
"first_name", "firstName"})
private String firstName;
// getters and setters
}
In this example, MyData
the class has one field firstName
. Using @JsonAlias
annotations, we specify two aliases: "first_name" and "firstName". When JSON
deserializing a , if JSON
the data contains one of these two aliases, Jackson
its value will be assigned to firstName
the field.
JSON
This annotation is useful when dealing with multiple versions of data or integrating with external systems, allowing fields or methods to accept different naming conventions.