Your question : What is a Tree ? How does a query string look like ?
Here is the java class:
public class Constraint {
private List<Term> terms;
private List<Constraint> innerConstraints;
....
}
public class Term {
private String operator;
private Object[] values;
private Long fieldId;
...
}
Json string example :
{"terms":
[{"values":[0.0],"operator":"lessThan","fieldId":54321}],
"innerConstraints":
[{"terms":[{"values":[0.1,0.101],"operator":"between","fieldId":12345},
{"values":[-0.0010,0.0],"operator":"between","fieldId":67890}],
"innerConstraints":[]}
]
}
Service methods are :
@GET
@Path("/test")
List get(@QueryParam("constraint") Constraint constraint,
@QueryParam("value") @DefaultValue("true") boolean value)
@POST
@Path("/test")
@WebMethod(operationName = "test")
List post(@FormParam("constraint") @WebParam(name = "constraint")
Constraint constraint,
@QFormParam("value") @WebParam(name = "value")
@DefaultValue("true") boolean value)
Thank you for your support.
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