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 === JsonNode
 
 The `JsonNode` Jackson type can be used to receive any kind of JSON object in Java. The `JsonNode` type is a tree model for JSON objects, and it can be used to navigate through the JSON object. The `JsonNode` type is converted to a TypeScript object with the type `unknown`. This means that the client-side code must correctly handle the type.
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 - `java.time.LocalDate` of `00:00:00 January 1st, 2019` => `'2019-01-01'`
 - `java.time.LocalDateTime` of `00:00:00 January 1st, 2019` => `'2019-01-01T00:00:00'`
 
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 === JsonNode
 
 The `JsonNode` type in Java allows to send an arbitrary JSON to the client. It's converted to `unknown` in TypeScript. This means that the client-side code must handle correctly the type.
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 === `@JsonCreator` & `@JsonValue` Annotations (Domain Objects)
 
 The `@JsonCreator` and `@JsonValue` annotations are powerful tools in the Jackson JSON library that allow you to create domain objects, also known as single-value objects.