Hi Elias,
Thanks again for your help.
The console logs shows the following:
{bundles: Array(11)}
1. 0: {codePk: "DynamicBundle", label: "DynamicBundle", isActive: "1"}
2. 1:{codePk: "TranscludeBundlesLoop", label: "Transclude bundles
with a loop", isActive: "1"}
3. 2:{codePk: "TranscludedBundleLoop1", label: "Transcluded bundle
with a loop 1", isActive: "1"}
4. 3:{codePk: "TranscludedBundleLoop2", label: "Transcluded bundle
with a loop 2", isActive: "1"}
5. 4:{codePk: "TranscludedBundleLoop1a", label: "Transcluded bundle
with a loop 1a", isActive: "1"}
6. 5:{codePk: "IsoLanguage", label: "Iso Languages", isActive: "1"}
7. 6:{codePk: "Test_Bundle", label: "Test_Bundle", isActive: "1"}
8. 7:{codePk: "TranscludeBundles", label: "Transclude bundles for
tests", isActive: "1"}
9. 8:{codePk: "TranscludedBundle1", label: "Transcluded bundle 1",
isActive: "1"}
10. 9:{codePk: "TranscludedBundle2", label: "Transcluded bundle 2",
isActive: "1"}
11. 10:{codePk: "TranscludedBundle1a", label: "Transcluded bundle 1a"
, isActive: "1"}
12. length:11
13. __proto__:Array(0)
1. __proto__:Object
So, as a matter of fact, there is a "bundles" key having an array of 11
bundles as its value. Looking at the invoked service, I don't understand
where this "bundles" value comes from. Here is the endpoint:
@GET
@Produces("application/json")
public I18nBundleList listAll(@QueryParam("start") Integer startPosition,
@QueryParam("max") Integer maxResult)
{
List<I18nBundle> bundles = ejb.listAllBundles(startPosition, maxResult);
return new I18nBundleList(bundles);
}
It returns a list of I18nBundle objects. A Java client calls it like this:
I18nBundleList bundles = resource.queryParam("start",
"0").queryParam("max",
"1").type(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON).get(I18nBundleList.class);
assertEquals(bundles.getBundles().size(), 1);
It might be that the Java to JSON marshalling process creates an element
named "bundles" as the root of the JSON payload. But why "bundles" and
where does it take it name ? And as you may see, in Java one is able to
completely abstract the details of the marshalling/unmarshalling process,
while using Angular HttpClient, one needs to know the name of the root
element that has been generated, probably by the JAX-RS stack. It's quite
disapointing in my opinion and it's a serious regression compared to JAX-RS.
Any comments ?
Kind regards,
Nicolas
Le mercredi 23 août 2017 11:17:05 UTC+2, Sander Elias a écrit :
>
> Hi Nicolas.
>
> Inspect your network tab, and see what the server returns. I suspect it
> returns something like this:
>
> "{"bundles":[{"codePk":"DynamicBundle","label":"DynamicBundle","isActive
> ":"1"},{"codePk":"IsoLanguage","label":"Iso Languages","isActive":"1"},{"
> codePk":"Test_Bundle","label":"Test_Bundle","isActive":"1"},{"codePk":"
> TranscludeBundles","label":"Transclude bundles for tests","isActive":"1
> "},{"codePk":"TranscludedBundle1","label":"Transcluded bundle 1","isActive
> ":"1"},{"codePk":"TranscludedBundle2","label":"Transcluded bundle 2","
> isActive":"1"},{"codePk":"TranscludedBundle1a","label":"Transcluded
> bundle 1a","isActive":"1"}]}"
>
> what translates to:
> {
> "bundles": [
> {
> "codePk": "DynamicBundle",
> "label": "DynamicBundle",
> "isActive": "1"
> },
> {
> "codePk": "IsoLanguage",
> "label": "Iso Languages",
> "isActive": "1"
> },
> {
> "codePk": "Test_Bundle",
> "label": "Test_Bundle",
> "isActive": "1"
> },
> {
> "codePk": "TranscludeBundles",
> "label": "Transclude bundles for tests",
> "isActive": "1"
> },
> {
> "codePk": "TranscludedBundle1",
> "label": "Transcluded bundle 1",
> "isActive": "1"
> },
> {
> "codePk": "TranscludedBundle2",
> "label": "Transcluded bundle 2",
> "isActive": "1"
> },
> {
> "codePk": "TranscludedBundle1a",
> "label": "Transcluded bundle 1a",
> "isActive": "1"
> }
> ]
> }
>
> when parsed.
> The backend is giving you back something different as you are expecting.
>
> Regards
> Sander
>
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