> + private final int statusId;
> + private final String mountType;
> + private final String mountMode;
> + private final int bootableFlag;
> + private final String device;
> + private final VirtualDiskImage virtualDiskImage;
> + private final VirtualGuest guest;
> +
> + @ConstructorProperties({
> + "id", "uuid", "statusId", "mountType", "mountMode",
> "bootableFlag", "device", "diskImage", "guest"
> + })
> + protected VirtualGuestBlockDevice(int id, String uuid, int statusId,
> String mountType, String mountMode,
> + int bootableFlag, String device,
> VirtualDiskImage virtualDiskImage,
> + VirtualGuest guest) {
> + this.id = id;
> + this.uuid = uuid;
Add a null check for all required parameters, or mark them as `@Nullable`.
Also annotate each class member variable which name does not match the
serialized representation with: `@Named("serialized_name")`. This way, the
`@ConstructorProperties` tells jclouds how to deserialize the object, and the
`@Named` annotations will tell how to serialize, if needed (whether domain
objects might not be directly serialized, annotations should be consistent).
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