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Fix DbArray support Non-native JSON-backed arrays for Integer (so MySQL, Oracle, SQLServer etc) - #3893
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…QL, Oracle, SQLServer etc) Without this fix, a DbArray of List<Integer> on the plaforms that do NOT natively support it like MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server fallback to a JSON array and this didn't support all the specific types like Integer. This adds the appropriate element converters when reading values, including Integer, Long, floating-point, BigDecimal, date/time, and UUID types. This prevents JSON numeric values from being returned as Long for List<Integer> properties.
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Without this fix, a DbArray of List on the plaforms that do NOT natively support it like MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server fallback to a JSON array and this didn't support all the specific types like Integer.
This adds the appropriate element converters when reading values, including Integer, Long, floating-point, BigDecimal, date/time, and UUID types. This prevents JSON numeric values from being returned as Long for List properties.