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Annotations affect how jackson writes types of every object and primitive

 
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I think the annotations may interfere with the json output. The output prints objects with fields as integral, string, valueType and chars that it is not in the class. How to avoid this and get the simple json?

**BaseEntity.java**



**Type.java**



**Code**




**Json output the code before produces**




**Json that I want to obtain ¿?**

 
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