Hi Bruce,
You must remove your @GET annotation from the method.
A @GET, @POST, @PUT etc. annotation is marking the method as returning
the response to the client.
In your case you want to delegate the request to another object - you
don't want to rite directly to the client from this method.
To delegate a request you must use the annotation @Path without any
@GET, @POST or @PUT (or other HTTP method annotation)
This way the request is redirected to the jax-rs sub resources and
this resource can use @GET or @PUT or @POST if he want to end
redirections and respond to client.
So:
1. @GET with @Path is handling the get request without redirection
(the object returned by the method is serialized and sent to the client)
2. @GET without path is doing the same as 1. but on the current path.
3. @Path without @GET or other method annotation is redirecting the
request to another object.
Bogdan
On 8 sept. 09, at 14:43, Bruce Grant wrote:
Hello,
Another webengine syntax question
I have a site called testapp (which maps to a Main module) and and a
Document type called ChallengePost (which has an underlying
webobject called ChallengeWebObject). The home page of this simple
site renders using the default index.ftl. From this simple page I
want to force creation of the ChallengePost document using the
create.ftl in the views\ChallengePost directory. I don't want the
@views/create to use the default views\Document which is the default.
If I use "http://localhost:8080/nuxeo/site/testapp/repository/@views/create
" the default views\Document\create.ftl is rendered and I can create
a document of the type ChallengePost. The "repository" path returns
a document root.
What is the URL syntax to force re-direction to the views
\ChallengePost\create.ftl?
Is there some syntax like "http://localhost:8080/nuxeo/site/testapp/@views/ChallengePost/create
" or do i need to return a document context in order to have create
mapped to the right create/ftl?
As an alternative, I have tried the following code snippet from my
main module mapped to the path "challengepost"
@GET
@Path("challengepost")
public Object createChallengePost() throws Exception {
PathRef pathRef = new PathRef("/default-domain/sections/
bruce/");
DocumentModel doc = ctx.getCoreSession().getDocument(pathRef);
return (ChallengeWebObject) ctx.newObject("ChallengePost", doc);
}
And then used the URL "http://localhost:8080/nuxeo/site/testapp/challengepost
", but that generates an error
10:04:41,272 ERROR [SynchronousDispatcher] Failed executing GET /
testapp/challengepost
org.jboss.resteasy.core.NoMessageBodyWriterFoundFailure: Could not
find MessageBodyWriter for response object of type:
ca.metalogic.prototype.ChallengeWebObject of media type: text/
html;charset=UTF-8
at
org
.jboss
.resteasy
.core
.DispatcherUtilities.resolveResponseInvoker(DispatcherUtilities.java:
114)
at
org
.jboss
.resteasy
.core
.SynchronousDispatcher.writeJaxrsResponse(SynchronousDispatcher.java:
401)
Do i have to create my own writer for my own objects?
Thanks,
Bruce._______________________________________________
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