By using ServiceLoader the hardcoded dependency of implementation classes becomes obsolete, so that the API will be truly independent from the implementation. Also this approach paves the way for migration to JPMS modules, as these also leverage the ServiceLoader API.
Use ServiceLoader instead of reflection to resolve CompressionCodec implementation classes.
Isolate key- and key-pair generators and use ServiceLoader instead of reflection to invert dependencies.
Move FactoryLoader logic to Services class and improve package layout.
Resolve Deserializer using the ServiceLoader instead of reflection and hardcoded reference.
Resolve Serializer using the ServiceLoader instead of reflection and hardcoded reference.
- Adds new constructor JacksonDeserializer(Map<String, Class> claimTypeMap), which will enable later calls Claims.get("key", CustomType.class) to work as expectd
- Adds new Maps utility class to make map creation fluent
Fixes: #369
* Fix split package issue in extensions/jackson and extensions/orgjson
This moves the implementation specific classes:
- `io.jsonwebtoken.io.Jackson*` to `io.jsonwebtoken.jackson.io.Jackson*`
- `io.jsonwebtoken.io.OrgJson*` to `io.jsonwebtoken.orgjson.io.OrgJson*`
* Add Backwards Compatibility Warning to CHANGELOG
* Add `jjwt-jackson:deprecated` and `jjwt-orgjson:deprecated` modules to retain backward-compatible versions of the Jackson and OrgJson Serializers (this is built with the shade plugin and binary compatibility validated with japicmp)
Fixes: #399
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[maven-release-plugin] prepare for next development iteration
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rebased from master before merge
Les Hazlewood
Carsten Ziegeler
Brian Demers
Jaap Coomans
Micah Silverman