What does that have to do with the client framework? The client
framework is just a set of predefined interfaces you invoke on, which is
different than the server where any object can be returned as a method.
On 12/15/2012 9:21 AM, Richard Cissee wrote:
> Hello,
>
> the client framework creates proxies for resource classes and now for
> subresource locators as well (see e.g. Issue 589). These are always
> created for the class indicated by the static return type of the
> respective method, e.g. for a resource locator with the method
>
> @Path("{number}")
> Chapter getChapter(@PathParam("number") int number)
>
> a proxy for "Chapter.class" is created and used. The jax-rs
> specification, however, states that "An implementation MUST dynamically
> determine the class of object returned rather than relying on the static
> sub-resource locator return type" (section 3.4.1). Thus, the server may
> actually use a subclass of "Chapter", and process the request in a
> different manner than expected by the client framework.
>
> IMO, this basically means that Java interfaces alone cannot in all cases
> be used as the complete specification of the server's ReST interface,
> and consequently may be insufficient as basis for the client framework.
> Any thoughts on how to deal with this?
>
> Regards,
> Richard
>
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