I am using the Android-2.0.1 and have interface:
public interface FarmerResource
{
@Get
public Farmer[] retrieve();
@Put("json")
public Farmer store(Farmer farmer);
@Post("json")
public void update(Farmer farmer);
@Delete
public void remove();
}
Then:
ClientResource cr = new ClientResource("http://host/some/path";);
FarmerResource fr = cr.wrap(farmerResource.class);
Farmer f = new Farmer();
fr.update(f);
Then JacksonConverter.score(Object source, Variant target, UniformResource
resource) is called with target==null.
Then the request is sent with Content-Type=application/x-java-serialized-object
and with size==0.
How do I get the automatic conversion of Farmer->json POSTed with the right
Content-Type?
More generally, does the client proxy mechanism I am using work correctly in
Android?
How do I debug a problem like this as I don't have access to readable proxy
code (it seems to be generated by ClientResource.wrap())?
Is there a way to get the automatic conversion calling post() directly on
ClientResource?
What is the right way to do this?
Thanks, scott
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