wrote:
> Regarding you second issue - my code looks slightly different and provides
> valid json representation back. Maybe this works for you as well.
> Actually I'm not creating the JSONRepresentation by myself but just
> provide pure Java Objects back. The JSON-serialization is then handled by
> restlet itself. I'm using the Jackson-extension.
>
Thanks, but my JacksonRepresentation works fine. I just want to create some
small Json to send back some Error codes, or OAuth Tokens for example.
Jason Guild-2 wrote:
>
> Hi Sebastian:
>
> I am using JsonRepresentation and it works just fine.
>
> Did you enable JSON by addding the variant in the constructor of your
> resource?
> getVariants().add(new Variant(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON));
>
> And maybe your annotation should be @Get("json") as well.
>
> Hope that helps,
> Jason
>
Tried adding the Annotation and overriding doInit()...nothing works.
But at least i think i found what's causing the error:
In the ConverterUtils class the method getBestHelper(Object source, Variant
target,UniformResource resource) is called and hence the DefaultConverter is
used instead of the JsonConverter...
I think what should be called is getBestHelper(Representation
source,Class<T> target, UniformResource resource).
Don't know yet why it's called like this though.
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