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Vincent Tremblay updated CXF-5038:
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Description:
It would be useful to be able to handle how a beans are traduced into
QueryParams.
I can see something like a ParametersWriter<T> and a ParametersReader<T> to
achieve this goal.
Ex.
Let's say that you have the following method:
@GET
@Path("/resource")
public void doSomething(@QueryParam ComplexObject);
You could declare a ParametersWriter that can handle the creation of the
parameters:
public class ParametersWriter<ComplexObject> {
writeParameters(ComplexObject object, Map<String, List<Object>> params) {
params.put("filter", Arrays.asList(...,...));
params.put("query", Arrays.asList(...));
}
}
Then, on the server side, you could have a ParametersReader<ComplexObject> that
can rebuild the object from the request's parameters.
was:
It would be useful to be able to handle how a beans are traduced into
QueryParams.
I can see something like a ParametersWriter<T> and a ParametersReader<T> to
achieve this goal.
Ex.
Let's say that you have the object "ComplexeObject" that you want to pass by a
"GET" call to a REST api. You could annotate the object with a @QueryParam in
the method signature and implement a ParametersWriter that will create the
parameters for you.
public class ParametersWriter<ComplexeObject> {
writeParameters(ComplexeObject object, Map<String, List<Object>> params) {
params.put(..., ...);
params.put(..., ...);
}
}
Then, on the server side, you could have a ParametersReader<ComplexeObject>
that can rebuild the object from the request's parameters.
> More flexible QueryParams
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>
> Key: CXF-5038
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-5038
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Vincent Tremblay
>
> It would be useful to be able to handle how a beans are traduced into
> QueryParams.
> I can see something like a ParametersWriter<T> and a ParametersReader<T> to
> achieve this goal.
> Ex.
> Let's say that you have the following method:
> @GET
> @Path("/resource")
> public void doSomething(@QueryParam ComplexObject);
> You could declare a ParametersWriter that can handle the creation of the
> parameters:
> public class ParametersWriter<ComplexObject> {
>
> writeParameters(ComplexObject object, Map<String, List<Object>> params) {
> params.put("filter", Arrays.asList(...,...));
> params.put("query", Arrays.asList(...));
> }
> }
> Then, on the server side, you could have a ParametersReader<ComplexObject>
> that can rebuild the object from the request's parameters.
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