Unable to skip column using JSONPropertyOrder

[shankyty]

Unable to skip column in csv using JSONPropertyOrder
My use case is to load few speicfic columns, also needs to skip most of the columns

[cowtowncoder]

I don't understand: skip? How would @JSONPropertyOrder help? CSV is positional so you must specify all columns the precede ones you need; there's no way around that.

You can, if that helps, just bind rows as String[] (or List<String>), and then extract positions you care about.

[shankyty]

But I can specific column number using @JsonProperty("6") something like
this for csv then I do not have create schema separately before calling
mapper.read

On Thu, Nov 10, 2016, 12:21 AM Tatu Saloranta [email protected]
wrote:

I don't understand: skip? How would @JSONPropertyOrder help? CSV is
positional so you must specify all columns the precede ones you need;
there's no way around that.

You can, if that helps, just bind rows as String[](or List<String), and
then extract positions you care about.

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[cowtowncoder]

@shankyty No. Properties are specified by name with that notation, and having JSON property name like "6" is completely legal (even if unlikely).

However, there is index:

@JsonProperty(index=6)

which could conceivably allow doing this. So... perhaps something like this could be done, theoretically speaking, if anyone wanted to work on this.

I could modify the title, or create a new issue, for this idea.

[shankyty]

Reply I can work on this since I need it and I think it would cleaner
approach for me too.

On Thu, Nov 10, 2016, 9:19 AM Tatu Saloranta [email protected]
wrote:

@shankyty https://github.com/shankyty No. Properties are specified by
name with that notation, and having JSON property name like "6" is
completely legal (even if unlikely).

However, there is index:

@JsonProperty(index=6)

which could conceivably allow doing this. So... perhaps something like
this could be done, theoretically speaking, if anyone wanted to work on
this.

I could modify the title, or create a new issue, for this idea.

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