Examples of JodaDateTimeSerializer

com.github.mrcritical.ironcache.internal.serializers.JodaDateTimeSerializer

Serialize a Joda {@link LocalDateTime}. @author pjarrell

de.javakaffee.kryoserializers.jodatime.JodaDateTimeSerializer

A format for joda {@link DateTime}, that stores the millis, chronology and time zone as separate attributes. If the chronlogy is {@link ISOChronology}, the attribute is omitted, thus {@link ISOChronology} is seen as default. Ifthe time zone is the default time zone ( {@link DateTimeZone#getDefault()}), the time zone attribute is omitted. This requires different machines to have the same time zone settings.

The following chronologies are supported:

{@link ISOChronology}
{@link CopticChronology}
{@link EthiopicChronology}
{@link GregorianChronology}
{@link JulianChronology}
{@link IslamicChronology}
{@link BuddhistChronology}
{@link GJChronology}

@author Martin Grotzke

   * @param json
   *            is the {@link ObjectMapper} to augment
   */
  protected static ObjectMapper configure(final ObjectMapper json) {
    final SimpleModule jodaModule = new SimpleModule("Joda");
    jodaModule.addSerializer(new JodaDateTimeSerializer());
    jodaModule.addDeserializer(DateTime.class, new JodaDateTimeDeserializer());
    json.registerModule(jodaModule);


    // Increase performance even more
    json.registerModule(new AfterburnerModule());

 */
public class JodaDateTimeRegistration implements KryoCustomization {
    
    @Override
    public void customize( final Kryo kryo ) {
        kryo.register( DateTime.class, new JodaDateTimeSerializer() );
    }

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