As Andrew says, implementations are dynamically generated at runtime so there is no default impl you can look at. There is a WIP documentation of the available annotations here [1] but is incomplete. Use it as a starting point to understand the jclouds declarative approach.
If you are extending the api with methods that would be useful to others (the token ones) we would highly appreciate a pull request. Regarding the returned json, could you share which is the use case? You can easily change/add that by making the method return a String (jclouds would simply put the response body in it) or an HttpResponse (you'll get the entire raw http response). I. El 2/1/2016 17:57, "Antonio Galletta" <anto...@hotmail.it> escribió: > Hi, > thank you for your quick answer. > I interested just to patch my version adding new functionalities (for > example I would to add the method getToken to TokenApi) > and modifying the existing ones ( for example I woud to get the Json > retrived by the server).Cheers, > Antonio > > > > > Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2016 16:20:32 +0000 > > From: andr...@apache.org > > To: dev@jclouds.apache.org > > CC: anto...@hotmail.it > > Subject: Re: How to modify jclouds ServerApi > > > > Hi Antonio > > > > Are you interested in submitted a pull request with a change to the > > ServerApi? Or would you just like to "patch" your version of jclouds in > > your own application? > > > > In jclouds, interfaces like ServerApi are not implemented explicitly > > anywhere - the implementation is generated on the basis of the > > annotations. What is the change you are looking to make? > > > > Regards > > > > ap > > > > On 2016-01-02 16:13, Antonio Galletta wrote: > > > Hi,I would like to modify some functionalities of ServerApi.Into the > > > package org.jclouds.openstack.nova.v2_0.features there is the > > > interface ServerApi, which class implements this interface?For > > > example, I should to modify the method get. How can I achieve this > > > target ? > > > Bests,Antonio >
