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Genson provides two kind of integrations with the JSR. You can use Genson as the JSR implementation or use Genson to work with the DOM structures defined in the JSR.

Using Genson as JSR 353 implementation

Since version 0.99 Genson provides a complete implementation of JSR 353. To use Genson implementation, you only need it on your classpath.

Using JSR 353 types with Genson

Starting with release 0.98 Genson provides a bundle JSR353Bundle that enables support of JSR 353 types in Genson. This means that you can ser/deser using those types but also mix them with the databinding mechanism. Genson genson = new Genson.Builder().with(new JSR353Bundle()).create(); JsonObject object = genson.deserialize(json, JsonObject.class);

You can also mix with standard Pojos.

``` class Pojo { public String aString; public JsonArray someArray; }

Pojo pojo = genson.deserialize(json, Pojo.class); ```