Yes, thank you. Here is my test case. I apologize for not attaching it in my original message. It is essentially taken directly from the "first resource" tutorial yet stripped down to attempt to get it working, so I do not save an item or return a truly new identifier.
The text is below and the exact .java file is attached to this post.
I really don't understand what is wrong. I am following the examples closely,
the rest of my code runs correctly, GET works correctly, and I recently did a
fresh install of Windows and Eclipse, and a fresh clean setup for my current
app in Eclipse with all of the required external JARs. So I am surprised by
running into this problem. I have 10 resources working fine with GET and this
is the first time I have tried to use POST. So i know my app is basically
working otherwise.
I can see from my console trace that the POST request is well formed (and can
verify that via Firebug too on the sending end). I know the route to the
resource is working properly because I tried adding to this resource the code
for handling GET requests, and that worked perfectly as one would expect.
So I am somewhat at a loss for direction. Thank you for all advice.
public class DiscoveryResource extends Resource {
public DiscoveryResource(Context context, Request request, Response
response) {
super(context, request, response);
setModifiable(true);
getVariants().add(new Variant(MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN));
}
public void acceptRepresentation(Representation entity)
throws ResourceException {
Form form = new Form(entity);
String data = form.getFirstValue("data");
getResponse().setStatus(Status.SUCCESS_CREATED);
Representation rep = new StringRepresentation("POST succeeded",
MediaType.TEXT_PLAIN);
rep.setIdentifier(getRequest().getResourceRef().getIdentifier());
getResponse().setEntity(rep);
}
}
DiscoveryResource.java
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