On 5/16/2016 6:51 AM, Susan Cline wrote:
On May 10, 2016, at 3:58 PM, Dan Debrunner <[email protected]
JsonControlService registers the MBeans and allows a JSON control request object to invoke an operation. The JSON object format is described (briefly) in the package for the JsonControlService but its formatting was messed up so it doesn't appear in the Javadoc (I'll fix that). The JSON control request object is passed directly into the JsonControlService instance to invoke the method.Has this been fixed yet? When I look at the javadoc for JsonControlService I see: A JSON object passed to |controlRequest| <file:///Users/susancline/new_git/incubator-quarks/target/docs/javadoc/quarks/runtime/jsoncontrol/JsonControlService.html#controlRequest-com.google.gson.JsonObject-> with these name/value pairs is handled as an operation resulting in a method call to a void method on a control service MBean interface. * |type=|/type/ - MBean type. * |alias=|/alias - Alias of the MBean./ * |op=|/name/ - Name of the operation to invoke, this is the method name on the MBean. * |arguments=|/optional list of arguments/ - Arguments passed to the operation (method). Is this correct now?
The information was correct, the bug was only that it was not showing up in the javadoc.
Dan.
