public void testOkDupFields() throws Exception {
  OkDupFieldBean bean=new OkDupFieldBean(1,2);
  Map<String,Object> json=writeAndMap(new ObjectMapper(),bean);
  assertEquals(2,json.size());
  assertEquals(Integer.valueOf(1),json.get("x"));
  assertEquals(Integer.valueOf(2),json.get("y"));
}

public void testOkDupFields ( ) throws Exception { OkDupFieldBean bean = new OkDupFieldBean ( 1 , 2 ) ; Map < String , Object > json = writeAndMap ( new ObjectMapper ( ) , bean ) ; assertEquals ( 2 , json . size ( ) ) ; assertEquals ( Integer . valueOf ( 1 ) , json . get ( "x" ) ) ; assertEquals ( Integer . valueOf ( 2 ) , json . get ( "y" ) ) ; }
testing [ jackson - 226 ] : it is ok to have " field override " , as long as there are no intra - class conflicts .
