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Result of this code is empty. ``` scala import com.lambdaworks.jacks.JacksMapper class First (val num: Int, val str: String) {} class Second (val firstClass: First, val num: Int, val str: String)...

Good Morning, I have updated the versions and ran the tests, they seem to run ok. Please review and let me know if it can be merged. Thank you Srinivas

First, please read the commit message: Note: Scala reflection in Scala 2.10 is NOT threadsafe. As a result, we need to be very careful about how we do things. This...

This is the 2.11-requiring version of https://github.com/wg/jacks/pull/23. It has JacksMapper use TypeTags instead of Manifests and does not require jacks-managed locking for reflection. Due to the fact that it adds...

This contains fixes and tests to address two issues with case class serialization in jacks. First, case classes in the root package cannot be serialized. This is because their scalap...

I started using Jacks for a project: https://github.com/BitFunding/BitFunding.org and wanted to import some settings written in JSON. So in the file https://github.com/BitFunding/BitFunding.org/blob/master/src/main/scala/ScalatraBootstrap.scala I defined a case class that looks like...

Hello Will, Thank you for considering my pull request. The binary compatibility requirement is a good point; I am therefore submitting a modified version of the patch, which includes a...

Case classes with companion objects are sometimes not recognized by Jacks. It seems that the problem is in `ScalaTypeSig.cls` computation — it selects the first available `ClassSymbol`, but the first...

The serialization of case classes includes only fields declared in the primary constructor However it is sometimes interesting to add some extra fields (that could be used by the JsonCreator...

The scala builtin @transient annotation seems to be ignored. @JsonIgnore does the job but the standard @transient annotation should produce a similar result isn't it ?