You can use your own NullObject, or use one of the many out there, that
basically are obejcts with a
String toString(){
return "null";
}
But I don't know much about json, however...
On Apr 22, 2009 6:00pm, "Patel, Sanjay" <sapatel_at_nemours.org> wrote:
> The object that I am serializing has some properties which are null
> sometime. I want to see {...,"property":null,...} instead of not seeing
> it in generated json.
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