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It seems Jerkson is no more available within Play2.1 (Scala 2.10) and I cannot find a solution on the Internet.

ideaboxer
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Play Framework 2.1.0+ uses Jackson behind the scenes, and is no longer based on Jerkson. There are no official ports of Jerkson for Scala 2.10, but you can try your luck with this fork.

Alex Yarmula
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  • I tried to check the fork, but I do not know how to include it into the project. Maybe there is a similar alternative to Jerkson. In fact, I need no more than a generate and a parse function, that's all. Nothing special. But I'm quite lost in documentation... – ideaboxer Apr 16 '13 at 23:30
  • Then you don't need Jerkson at all. See "Parsing a JSON String" section in http://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.1.1/ScalaJson – Alex Yarmula Apr 16 '13 at 23:32
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    As far as I understand, this requires me to tinker with JsObject, JsArray and so on. With Jerkson, for instance, I just had to do `generate(entry.attachments)` or `parse[List[Map[String, String]]](attachments)`, it was so easy. I do not see how I can get this done using Play's JSON functionality. – ideaboxer Apr 16 '13 at 23:39