Auto-port 4.1: Marshalling: Explicit document security requirements#16754
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Motivation: When unmarshal pojos it is important to configure things strictly enough to not fall into security problems. Let's add some docs related to this so the end-user is aware of it. Modifications: Add javadoc that mention the requirement of strict configuration Result: Highlight to users the security concerns (cherry picked from commit 81db267)
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Auto-port of #16752 to 4.1
Cherry-picked commit: 81db267
Motivation:
When unmarshal pojos it is important to configure things strictly enough to not fall into security problems. Let's add some docs related to this so the end-user is aware of it.
Modifications:
Add javadoc that mention the requirement of strict configuration
Result:
Highlight to users the security concerns