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Which version? Can you provide a unit test (or at least show code) to show the exact problem -- description can be helpful but I am not sure how to...

Thank you @sithmein (from above link) ```java package jsr353; import javax.json.JsonObject; import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonCreator; import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty; import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper; import com.fasterxml.jackson.datatype.jsr353.JSR353Module; public class Test { public static class Pojo { @JsonCreator public...

Ah. This may be tricky thing to fix -- and very unfortunate breakage (wrt fix for #14) in patch release. Thank you for reporting this. I think I know what...

You can register a custom deserializer for that. While modules can be configured during construction, I don't think I want to give an option here. However, in hindsight, change should...

Jackson does follow semantic versioning, and change was to fix bug: `null` for Tree Models should ideally be represented with "null node": this is how JSON nulls have always been...

Always happy to get more format modules. But what kind of format is xlsx? Excel-native binary format of some kind?

Thank you for the link, that is hopefully useful. As to specific data format module: if it's just zipped xml, it is sort of at an interesting level above dataformat,...

Interesting thought... yes, there is the binary format(s) too. And a big part of value, I think, is to expose contents as structured stream of tokens which can be bound...

I am not at all opposed to increasing inter-operability, but from what I remember there were some fundamental challenges in making Jackson implement JSON-B "natively". I think one such issue...

No news here. But one thing I'll point is that what you suggest is slightly different, an easier to implement than actual JSON-B implementation: similar to how JAXB annotations are...