I have hibernate pojo class which has a ManytoOne relation with another class.
class Employee {
@OneToMany
private String id;
}
class ITEmployee {
private Employee employee;
@ManyToOne
@JoinColumn(name="EMPLOYEE_ID)
public Emplyee getEmployee() {
return employee;
}
}
Now when I retrieve a row and marshall to a JSON/XML REST response, I get nested object of Employee class and ITEmployee class within each object.
Like eg,
{"ITEmployee":[{"id":1234,"Employee":[{"id":222, "ITEmployee":{"id":1234,"Employee":[{"id":222, "Employee":[{"id":222, "ITEmployee": . .. .
and so on.
How can I ignore the ManytoOne relation while marshalling?
I don't want to create another class and map them seperately.
I tried using @JsonIgnore and @Transient but that didn't work.
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You can tell Jackson to not marshall some fields. You have multiple choices. The simpliest is to use @JsonIgnore annotation on your employee Field.
If you want more advanced features, you can check for @JsonView.
EDIT : I see you already tried to use @JsonIgnore. Can you paste your code ? In principe it must work.