Sorry for the misleading subject, it was the error I encountered
earlier. forgot the @PathParam("") in the method.
Gabo Manuel wrote:
Hi all,
I am currently trying to have the following work. Initially I have a
service as follows:
@GET
@Path("/search/{whereCondition}/{sortString}/{startingRow}/{lastRow}")
@ProduceMime("application/xml")
public Accounts getList(
@PathParam("")
SearchFilter sf
) {
return super.getList(sf);
}
Since there is no means to add a body to an HTTP GET, I used the field
injection using @PathParam. I had the SearchFilter file annotated as
follows:
@PathParam("whereCondition")
private String whereCondition;
@PathParam("sortString")
private String sortString;
@PathParam("startingRow")
private long startingRow;
@PathParam("lastRow")
private long lastRow;
//it has setters down the code...
I'm trying to follow the example in
(http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/jax-rs-jsr-311.html). The code works
perfect when I access /search/mywhere/mysort/1/10.
I am also wondering if it is possible for the parameters to have
defaults, i.e. the service to become accessible if lastRow is omitted.
e.g. /search/mywhere/mysort/1 would still be accessible with lastRow
defaulting to 10.
As per user's guide, @DefaultValue is only useable for @QueryParam,
however, injecting the values to object fields is only applicable to
@PathParam. Is it possible to have @QueryParam inject to object fields?
As of the moment, the only work-around I could think of is avoid the
use of object in GET and have everything as @QueryParam.
Again, my thanks.
Gabo
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