Examples of flexjson.JSONSerializer.exclude()

flexjson.JSONSerializer.exclude()
This takes in a dot expression representing fields to exclude when serialize method is called. You can hand it one or more fields. Example are: "password", "bankaccounts.number", "people.socialsecurity", or "people.medicalHistory". In exclude method dot notations will only exclude the final field (i.e. rightmost field). All the fields to the left of the last field will be included. In order to exclude the medicalHistory field we have to include the people field since people would've been excluded anyway since it's a Collection of Person objects. The order of evaluation is the order in which you call the exclude method. The first call to exclude will be evaluated before other calls to include or exclude. The field expressions are evaluated in order you pass to this method. @param fields one or more field expressions to exclude. @return this instance for method chaining.

    } catch (Exception e) {
      log.error(e.getMessage(), new ServletException(e));
    }


    JSONSerializer serializer = new JSONSerializer();
    serializer.exclude("class").exclude("adjacencies.class")
        .exclude("adjacencies.data.class").exclude("adjacencies.src").exclude("adjacencies.data.relation").exclude("data.class").exclude("data.profile")
        .deepSerialize(graph, resp.getWriter());
    return;
  }

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        {
            log.error(e.getMessage(), new ServletException(e));
        }


        JSONSerializer serializer = new JSONSerializer();
        serializer.exclude("class").exclude("adjacencies.class")
                .exclude("adjacencies.data.class").exclude("adjacencies.src")
                .exclude("adjacencies.data.relation").exclude("adjacencies.data.color").exclude("data.class")
                .exclude("data.profile").exclude("data.color").deepSerialize(graph, resp.getWriter());
        return;
    }

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    private void returnJSON(HttpServletResponse response,
            List<EPersonDTO> epersons) throws IOException
    {        
        JSONSerializer serializer = new JSONSerializer();
        serializer.rootName("epersons");
        serializer.exclude("class");
        response.setContentType("application/json");
        serializer.deepSerialize(epersons, response.getWriter());
    }


    private boolean isAdmin(Context context, HttpServletRequest request)

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            info.setUrl("/cris/" + rp.getPublicPath() + "/"
                    + ResearcherPageUtils.getPersistentIdentifier(rp));
        }
        JSONSerializer serializer = new JSONSerializer();
        serializer.rootName("myrp");
        serializer.exclude("class");
        response.setContentType("application/json");
        serializer.deepSerialize(info, response.getWriter());
    }


    private ResearcherPage getMyResearcherPage(HttpServletRequest request)

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        resp.setRelatedObjects(relatedObjects.getObjects());
        resp.setiTotalRecords(relatedObjects.getTotalRecords());
        resp.setiTotalDisplayRecords(relatedObjects.getFilterRecords());
        resp.setsEcho(sEcho);
        JSONSerializer serializer = new JSONSerializer();
        serializer.exclude("class", "objects.class");
        serializer.deepSerialize(resp, response.getWriter());
        response.setContentType("application/json");
        return null;
    }

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    List<Object> arrayObjects = new JSONDeserializer<List<Object>>().deserialize(jsonStr);
    Object[] objects = new Object[arrayObjects.size()];
    JSONSerializer serializer = new JSONSerializer();


    for (int i = 0; i < objects.length; i++) {
      String part = serializer.exclude("*.class").serialize(arrayObjects.get(i));
      if (part.startsWith("[")) {
        Object[] objs = getArrayByJSon(part, new Class[] { classTypes[indexArrayObjects] });
        objects[i] = objs;
      } else
        objects[i] = new JSONDeserializer().use(null, classTypes[indexArrayObjects]).deserialize(part);

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