Removing the Jackson leak in HttpHeaders #4597
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…ate serializer directly with the JacksonAdapter. Tests that failed after functionality was removed from HttpHeaders now pass with the new HttpHeaderSerializer.
JonathanGiles
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alzimmermsft,
hemanttanwar and
srnagar
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anuchandy
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Jul 26, 2019
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Some context: Why we need the ability to serialize HttpHeaders: This is to support "header model type". Since http header type is a map when we serialize it we get a json string with key:values. The "header model type" will have properties with exactly the same key name (via jsonProperty attribute), now we can deserialize the json string to this strongly typed header model and return that to consumer. |
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Instead registering a separate serializer directly with the JacksonAdapter. Tests that failed after functionality was removed from HttpHeaders now pass with the new HttpHeaderSerializer.