Hi
I think it is an optimization as opposed to some 'must' rule governing
the way all the boolean matrix properties are represented.
I agree having something like "/somepath;enabled"
looks better than
"/somepath;enabled=true"
and
"/somepath;enabled=false"
is more verbose than
"/somepath"
but the more verbose options are perfectly valid URIs and note some
services may be written to assume the parameter is included - WADL also
has a 'required' property which can be set to true.
I can only imagine this optimization be optionally implemented at the
client side if a property is set. Is it really important to you ?
Sergey
On 24/10/16 15:10, Christian Balzer wrote:
Hi all,
The Web Application Description Language specification [1] defines:
Boolean matrix parameters are represented as: ';name' when 'value' is 'true'
and are omitted from identifier when 'value' is 'false'
Is there a way to achieve this behavior with cxf out of the box?
Brgrds,
Christian
1) https://www.w3.org/Submission/wadl/#x3-130002.6.1
