Thanks Sergey.
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 4:31 PM, Sergey Beryozkin <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi
>
> On 18/01/12 19:07, Chris Geer wrote:
>
>> I have a web service which supports both SOAP and RESTful calls which
>> works
>> great except for one small issue with JSON serialization on List results.
>>
>> I have two methods, one that returns a single entity and one that returns
>> a
>> List of entities.
>>
>> @GET
>> @Path("/parcel/{id}")
>> @Consumes({MediaType.**APPLICATION_JSON, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML})
>> @Produces({MediaType.**APPLICATION_JSON, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML})
>> public Parcel getParcel(@PathParam("id") String id) {...}
>>
>> and
>>
>> @GET
>> @Path("/parcels")
>> @Consumes({MediaType.**APPLICATION_JSON, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML})
>> @Produces({MediaType.**APPLICATION_JSON, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML})
>> public List<Parcel> getParcels() {...}
>>
>> When these methods are called via SOAP or Rest with XML return it all
>> works
>> perfectly. When I call with JSON return it all looks decent but breaks
>> down. With no JSONProvider configuration the results look like this:
>>
>> getParcel
>> {"ns1.Parcel": {
>> "ns1.ParcelID": 26,
>> "ns1.Fragile": false,
>> "ns1.Weight": 34
>> }}
>>
>> getParcels
>> {"ns1.Parcel": [
>> {
>> "ns1.ParcelID": 1,
>> "ns1.Fragile": true,
>> "ns1.Weight": 100},
>> {
>> "ns1.ParcelID": 2,
>> "ns1.Fragile": false,
>> "ns1.Weight": 1000}
>> ]}
>>
>> Since the ns1 prefix is "random" (it's changed on me several times) I
>> wanted to define my own static prefix so I added a namespace map to the
>> JSONProvider and get these results
>>
>> getParcel
>> {"p.Parcel": {
>> "p.ParcelID": 26,
>> "p.Fragile": false,
>> "p.Weight": 34
>> }}
>>
>> getParcels
>> {"ns1.Parcel": [
>> {
>> "p.ParcelID": 1,
>> "p.Fragile": true,
>> "p.Weight": 100},
>> {
>> "p.ParcelID": 2,
>> "p.Fragile": false,
>> "p.Weight": 1000}
>> ]}
>>
>> The return of the single item came across as I expected (everything with a
>> single prefix p) but the List return still had the collection node with
>> the
>> random ns1 prefix. Since that didn't work the way I wanted, I removed the
>> namespace map and added<property name="ignoreNamespaces" value="true"/>
>> and got these results
>>
>> getParcel
>> {"Parcel": {
>> "ParcelID": 26,
>> "Fragile": false,
>> "Weight": 34
>> }}
>>
>> getParcels
>> {"ns1.Parcel": [
>> {"Parcel": {
>> "ParcelID": 1,
>> "Fragile": true,
>> "Weight": 100}},
>> {"Parcel": {
>> "ParcelID": 2,
>> "Fragile": false,
>> "Weight": 1000}}
>> ]}
>>
>> Again, the single item came across fine but the List return wasn't what I
>> expected at all. I also tried to fool with some of the other options but
>> nothing I could try seemed to work. I want to get rid of the ns1 prefix on
>> the List wrapper element but can't figure it out.
>>
>
> I've got it fixed, please consider introducing a Parcels wrapper bean is a
> workaround, but either ignoreNamespaces or setting a prefix in the
> namespaceMap will do it for the wrapper element in the next versions
>
> Cheers, Sergey
>
>
>> Thanks,
>> Chris
>>
>>
>
> --
> Sergey Beryozkin
>
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>
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>
