Hello, all
Can anyone advise me on the following issue:
- I have 2 methods in the web interface:
String addX() throws E;
void updateX(String x) throws E;
- I also have an ExceptionMapper which maps server-side exceptions onto the
'500' response with a marshalled object using the call like this:
Response result = Response.status(resultStatus).entity(z).build();
where z is an instance of the
@XmlRootElement(name="z")
public class Z { public String z1; public String z2; }
The matter is everything works perfectly fine on the updateX() call even in
case of E or a RuntimeException thrown inside it.
But when it comes to addX() (which returns java.lang.String type - not
annotated with @XmlRootElement) then I get a bizarre
Error creating a JAXBContext using ObjectFactory ... package
'Z.package.goes.here' contain ObjectFactory.class or jaxb.index ...
When I change
String addX() to
StringWrapper addX()
where StringWrapper is the following
@XmlRootElement(name="s")
StringWrapper { public String value; }
then everything works okay.
But this wrapping of standard Java types to make marshaller work properly
seems kinda lame.
Any help on how to use standard Java classes without extra wrapper classes
with ExceptionMapper using standard marshalers?
Thanks,
Dmitry
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