Hi
First of all try to use the same annotation on both parameters,
@Multipart. As far as I recall, having @Form on parameters mapped to a
multipart payload works only if parameters are primitives such as String.
I'm assuming StatusUpdateType can not be read. This is because when
reading the multiparts it is the job of MessageBodyReader to convert
InputStream representing that parameter into something like
StatusUpdateType.
The default conversion mechanism from String to a custom type does not
apply in this case because we do not know if InputStream can be
meaningfully read into String.
So register a custom MBR that can convert InputStream into
StatusUpdateType and set @Multipart on the parameter and it should work
HTH, Sergey
On 27/08/15 22:40, kanu.emeka wrote:
Hello Sergey,
I am using cxf version 2.7.0.redhat-610379, as part of fabric and camel, and
have followed a similar path, configuring the @Multipart to my json type. I
also have an attachment as well in the request, but I get the same problem.
Is there something wrong with version 2.7.0?
ResourceClass{
.....
@POST
@Path("/stat/{statId}/status")
@Consumes(MediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA)
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public Response createStatus(@Multipart(value="upload", required = false)
Attachment upload, @FormParam(value = "update")StatusUpdateType
statusUpdate){
return null;
}
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