Examples of org.jolokia.converter.json.JsonConvertOptions

org.jolokia.converter.json.JsonConvertOptions
Options object influencing the serializing of JSON objects. E.g. the max serialization depth when serializing a complex object. JsonConvertOptions are create via a Builder. This Builder can get hard limits during construction time and can be reused. After each "build()" the Builder is reset (except for the hard limits). Hard limits can be exceeded when setting the actual values and can be used to ensure, that serialization does not goe crazy. A limit of 0 means, that there is no limit set at all for this value. @author roland @since 15.01.13

     * @param pExp throwable to convert
     * @param pJmxReq the request from where to take the serialization options
     * @return the exception.
     */
    public Object convertExceptionToJson(Throwable pExp, JmxRequest pJmxReq)  {
        JsonConvertOptions opts = getJsonConvertOptions(pJmxReq);
        try {
            JSONObject expObj =
                    (JSONObject) converters.getToJsonConverter().convertToJson(pExp,null,opts);
            return expObj;

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        }
        if (!found) {
            throw new IllegalStateException("Internal error: No dispatcher found for handling " + pJmxReq);
        }


        JsonConvertOptions opts =  getJsonConvertOptions(pJmxReq);


        Object jsonResult =
                converters.getToJsonConverter()
                          .convertToJson(retValue, useValueWithPath ? pJmxReq.getPathParts() : null, opts);

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