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### Default Typing
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### Generic Types
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Sometimes the objects serialized by Axon will contain lists or collections of data.
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In other words, objects containing generics.
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For XStream, this poses no problem, as it will automatically add the type information to the serialized format.
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Jackson does not do this out of the box, however.
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You can configure the `ObjectMapper` to add default typing information, but the `JacksonSerializer's` builder also provides a method to enable this for you.
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The recommended approach by Jackson is to use the `@JsonTypeInfo` to define type information.
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Doing so will attach the object type to your, for example, serialized list/collection.
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This approach ensures that the other end can reconstruct the concrete type for you.
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Additionally, you can configure the `ObjectMapper` to add default typing information directly.
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However, note that this may not be a secure approach, as is described on Jackson's [Polymorphic Deserialization](https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson-docs/wiki/JacksonPolymorphicDeserialization) page.
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If you prefer to enable default typing regardless, the `JacksonSerializer's` builder provides a method to allow this for you.
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With `JacksonSerializer.Builder#defaultTyping`, you will automatically enable the addition of types to the serialized format for lists and collections.
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Consider the following sample on how to enable default typing for the `JacksonSerializer`:
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