Java 8, java.time.LocalDate

[Tiago Carção]

Hi, I was trying the serialization of a LocalDate object but the output isn't the intended one. How can I customize it? I tried useDateAsTimestamp and useDateFormat but with no success. I'm not referring to JodaTime but to Java 8, java.time.* package.

Thanks in advance.

Best regards

[Tiago Carção]

Found a "fix" using a custom serializer and deserializer but it should come as a default option right?

Thanks

[Eugen Cepoi]

Oh DateTime from java 8...at the moment there are no Converters for those types, even if I plan to add support for them via a new Bundle.

But if you implement some Converters for java 8 datetime api, then a PR is welcome! :) Otherwise I will do it in the upcoming months.

Eugen

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[Eugen Cepoi]

Here is the associated issue I created some time ago https://github.com/owlike/genson/issues/33

As the api is available through a jar, it can not be done directly in the main genson project as it would force every user to upgrade to java 8.

The idea is to create another project (like genson-scala), containing Bundles and features for Java 8.