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Wait, it doesn't make sense to me that suddenly 3 different versions of jackson-databind would be referenced. Or just because they can be. Current implementation essentially checks to see whether MediaType. It's been a while since I had to do this, but I'm not sure there's an easier way to do this other than keep running backwards through parent version IDs until you get a good one. And hope that there is one! What I most loved about it was how you presented the information. Very often when I upgrade a dependency in a complex POM, the dependencies cascade and not uncommonly conflict.

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It also means that the application works regardless of the delegation policy—so you can use parentLast if you really want to. To me, an indirect transitive dependency is jacskon-jaxrs-json-provider I don't want to explicitly declare because I want the direct dependencies to be as "black box" as possible plus it jackson-jaxrs-json-lrovider the POM simpler.

Current implementation essentially checks to see whether MediaType. I'm also looking for some way to provide either header or cookie to SseEventSource requests, seems to me security does not exist in the sse client[ Helper method used to check whether given media type is supported by this provider. Version version Method that will return version information stored in and read from jar that contains this class. As simple as possible, but not simpler. Especially if the one you would want to remove is the one further down the tree.

I'm learning a lot. For the life of me I can't find the edit button.

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Is it just a matter of learning maven the correct syntax to really get the graph to be to as much as tree as possible? Both the Eclipse IDE Maven plug-in and the stand-alone Maven program have the ability to list transitive dependency chains.

Which, thank Murphy, will happen when you least need the extra aggravation.

But this might not be the as according to this when using Maven 3 it might not be the case as it states: Wait, it doesn't make sense to me that suddenly 3 different versions of jackson-databind would be referenced.

It's not like there's an odd log4j reference in there or something. Keep doing this until your dependency graph is a tree. Should I be worried?

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Add the Maven Dependecy to your project: Thanks again for everybody's input. I've noticed that Maven will always use versions you declare as direct dependencies over whatever transitive dependency there is. Would you care jackson-jaxrs-ison-provider upload the code to Github?

So coming back to my problem. Jackson-jaxrs-jwon-provider data binding functionality is implemented by ObjectMapper: Although if you have to backlevel the jersey jar, I'd wager that that particular jar was badly built, since its dependencies are all jackson dependencies.

Or just because they can be. Astyanax, the Cassandra Java library New blog post: RESTful with maven eclipse jersey tomcat problems.

I tried change the default port but with the [ JaxRSFeature, boolean is called: Sub-classes can use other settings. I still use an abstract class with class type and ID for generic methods such findById, findAll, merge, etc, in this way I don't [ That's why at work we directly declare Jackson as a dependency in Spring Boot applications just to bump the version to jackspn-jaxrs-json-provider rid of some CVE warnings.

If I'm reading correctly, the resulting build used version 2.

However, if you specify any classes in your Application subclass using the getClasses or getSingletons methods, you need to register the provider class, like so: How far would you personally go with it?