Hello,
the Form class has several constructors that will help you, especially
the one with a Representation and the one with a String.
>but wondering if there is a better way to be getting these key/value pairs, as
>in the original GET example?
You can use the following kinds of "@Post" methods to retrieve the
entity as a form:
@Post
public String accept(String value) {
Form form = new form(value);
[...]
}
or
@Post
public String accept(Representation rep) {
Form form = new form(rep);
[...]
}
or even simpler, because the default representation converter is able to
detect encoded web forms
@Post
public String accept(Form form) {
[...]
}
I must add that there is a distinction between the query part of the
resource's reference and the entity of a request. The former is part of
the resource's identifier, and should not be seen only as a convenient
way to convey data to the target resource.
Best regards,
Thierry Boileau
> Hi,
>
> I just was shown how to get the parameters of a GET request using the
> following:
>
> Form queryParams = getReference().getQuâEUR
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