I tried using pure Jackson approach by enabling the POJO Mapping Feature and
then creating a ObjectMapper Provider via a ContextResolver.
However due to the mess that Jackson 1.7 and 1.8 is in w.r.t. JAXB
Annotation support, that is a dead end.
If I use the POJO Mapping Feature WITHOUT supplying my own ObjectMapper,
i.e. using the default that Jersery instantiates, then I lose out on the
Root Unwrapping feature wherein the XmlRootElement's name property is
ignored.
So, I need to try and find a solution for my JSON "attribute":{"nil":true}
generation problem via Jersey's interface AND using the JAXBContextResolver
approach.
So, once again, any help in this area would be appreciated.
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