java - Jackson's Access.WRITE_ONLY during test null -


i'm playing around jackson's de/serialization features , encountered problem, don't know how solve.

during test @jsonproperty(access = jsonproperty.access.write_only) annotation ignored , shows null. e.g. postman works expected.

i using spring boot starter web starter , test starter dependency.

example code:

@springbootapplication public class demoapplication {      public static void main(string[] args) {         springapplication.run(demoapplication.class, args);     } }  @restcontroller class jacksonexamplerestcontroller {      @postmapping("/api")     public void getresti(@requestbody jacksonmodel jacksonmodel) {         system.out.println(jacksonmodel.getid());         system.out.println(jacksonmodel.getpassword());     } }  class jacksonmodel {      private string id;      @jsonproperty(access = jsonproperty.access.write_only)     private string password;      public string getid() {         return id;     }      public void setid(string id) {         this.id = id;     }      public string getpassword() {         return password;     }      public void setpassword(string password) {         this.password = password;     } }

test:

@runwith(springrunner.class) @springboottest(classes = demoapplication.class) public class demoapplicationtests {      private mockmvc mockmvc;      @before     public void setup() {          jacksonexamplerestcontroller jacksonexamplerestcontroller = new jacksonexamplerestcontroller();          mockmvc = mockmvcbuilders.standalonesetup(jacksonexamplerestcontroller)                 .build();     }      @test     public void testjackson() throws exception {         jacksonmodel jacksonmodel = new jacksonmodel();         jacksonmodel.setid("id");         jacksonmodel.setpassword("password");          mockmvc.perform(post("/api").                 contenttype(application_json_utf8)                 .content(convertobjecttojsonbytes(jacksonmodel)));     }      public static byte[] convertobjecttojsonbytes(object object)             throws ioexception {         objectmapper mapper = new objectmapper();         mapper.setserializationinclusion(jsoninclude.include.non_null);         return mapper.writevalueasbytes(object);     } }

is default behaviour , have configure in test or else don't see right now?


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