Remove hard dependency on Jackson in OAuth 2 support #969
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It's possible to override the token parsing method, to avoid using Jackson, but the class would have a Jackson mapper in its properties. This commit introduces an abstraction to parse the token and the default Jackson implementation is instantianted on the fly.
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It's possible to override the token parsing method, to avoid using Jackson, but the class would have a Jackson mapper in its properties.
This commit introduces an abstraction to parse the token and the default Jackson implementation is instantiated on the fly.