Quick way to get the keys of a JSON object passed to my POJO?

[Laird Nelson]

Given a JSON object with, say, three keys mapped to three values, is there a way in Jackson 2.15 or later to annotate some setter method or constructor of my POJO to receive the set of such keys, known and unknown?

e.g. something like:

@JsonCreator //...

public MyPojoConstructor(@JsonKeys /* maybe? */ Set<String> keys, ...) {

  //...

}

I'm aware I can do all sorts of fancy custom things involving deserializers, @JsonAnySetter, etc. and composite the thing myself but this seemed like a use case that maybe others have had, and that therefore might have a "one shot" solution I'm simply overlooking.

Best,

Laird

[Tatu Saloranta]

I can't think of any simple way to do this, no.
Appreciate you asking; there are many lesser known things that get
omitted. But this isn't one, unfortunately.

-+ Tatu +-

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