I'm feeling so slow myself :-), it it because it's Monday ?
Hi,
I'm talking about deserialising to an object - I've been looking at
JAXBElementProvider which I assume is the default provider for:
public Response post(MyObject o);
JAXBElementProvider is a default provider for serializing/deserilizing JAXB-annotated classes, when application/xml media type is
used...On input, it will take the whole input body and attempt to deserialize it, on output it will take the response entity and
serialize it into the provided output stream...
and I want to submit the XML with the parameter 'X' and deserialise to
MyObject.
I really don't understand it. Can you please elaborate on what does it mean to
'submit the XML with the parameter 'X'' ?
Cheers, Sergey
John Baker
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"Sergey Beryozkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
Sergey,
Thanks for updating the docs and there's no need to apologise for a
delay
in responding (in reference to another mail you sent) - your rapid
feedback on responses is most welcome to those of us in a corporate
world
trying to demonstrate that open source is often better than close (BEA
have a lot to learn!).
thanks :-)
So consider my example - I'd like to deserialise the value of parameter
X,
instead of deserialising the body of the POST. How do I go about this?
I
appreciate I need to write a message body reader bu what does the
deserializing?
Lets assume a request looks like this :
POST /service?param1=1¶m2=2
<someXML/>
When you say 'deserialise the value of parameter X', do you refer to query
parameters like 'param1' above ?
If yes then yiu just need to use @QueryParam :
Response post(@QueryParam("param1") String p1)
The query parameter param1 will be converted into a String or it can be
converted into other type like Long or Integer which have a
constructor accepting a string and/or valueOf(String) method...
Or are you referring to deserializing some pieces from the <someXML/> body
? You were talking about dealing with multipart/form-data
earlier, is it still the problem we're discussing here ?
Cheers, Sergey
John Baker
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Deutsche Bank London
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