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Deserialize json to java using jackson - issues with special characters

风流意气都作罢 提交于 2019-12-02 07:09:31
问题 I am using jackson (jersey and jetty) for my REST webservices - and all is going well. But I have a requirement to include a special character in one of the name value pairs in json post request. i.e. json request (in post body)- { "id": "1", "print-color" : "red" } //"-" in "print-color" is giving problems. Now inside my corresponding java bean for this object Item.java class, I cant make a property with name print-color (because "-" is not allowed). How do I deal with it in mapping? Thanks.

Deserialize json to java using jackson - issues with special characters

左心房为你撑大大i 提交于 2019-12-02 04:49:59
I am using jackson (jersey and jetty) for my REST webservices - and all is going well. But I have a requirement to include a special character in one of the name value pairs in json post request. i.e. json request (in post body)- { "id": "1", "print-color" : "red" } //"-" in "print-color" is giving problems. Now inside my corresponding java bean for this object Item.java class, I cant make a property with name print-color (because "-" is not allowed). How do I deal with it in mapping? Thanks. You could try following in Java POJO: @JsonProperty("print-color") 来源: https://stackoverflow.com

Dropwizard integration test cannot find resource file

旧城冷巷雨未停 提交于 2019-12-02 03:29:11
Very new to dropwizard, I am trying to create an integration test "exactly" how they have it as an example: https://dropwizard.github.io/dropwizard/manual/testing.html public class LoginAcceptanceTest { @ClassRule public static final DropwizardAppRule<TestConfiguration> RULE = new DropwizardAppRule<TestConfiguration>(MyApp.class, ResourceHelpers.resourceFilePath("dev-config.yml")); @Test public void loginHandlerRedirectsAfterPost() { //Client client = new JerseyClientBuilder(RULE.getEnvironment()).build("test client"); } } so far having 2 issues: first of all when I run the test from intellij

Dropwizard HK2 injection

谁都会走 提交于 2019-12-01 23:10:40
问题 im pretty new in working with dropwizard. Currently I'm trying to implement the HK2 dependency injection. That works pretty fine inside a resource but it doesn't work outside of a resource. Here is what I'm doing: Client client = new JerseyClientBuilder(environment).using(configuration.getJerseyClientConfiguration()).build("contentmoduleservice"); //DAOs ContentModuleDAO contentModuleDAO = new ContentModuleDAO(hibernate.getSessionFactory()); ModuleServedDAO moduleServedDAO = new

Dropwizard HK2 injection

我与影子孤独终老i 提交于 2019-12-01 22:29:45
im pretty new in working with dropwizard. Currently I'm trying to implement the HK2 dependency injection. That works pretty fine inside a resource but it doesn't work outside of a resource. Here is what I'm doing: Client client = new JerseyClientBuilder(environment).using(configuration.getJerseyClientConfiguration()).build("contentmoduleservice"); //DAOs ContentModuleDAO contentModuleDAO = new ContentModuleDAO(hibernate.getSessionFactory()); ModuleServedDAO moduleServedDAO = new ModuleServedDAO(hibernate.getSessionFactory()); //Manager ContentModuleManager moduleManager = new

How do I get the JSON body in Jersey?

血红的双手。 提交于 2019-12-01 17:54:16
Is there a @RequestBody equivalent in Jersey? @POST() @Path("/{itemId}") @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public void addVote(@PathParam("itemId") Integer itemId, @RequestBody body) { voteDAO.create(new Vote(body)); } I want to be able to fetch the POSTed JSON somehow. You don't need any annotation. The only parameter without annotation will be a container for request body: @POST() @Path("/{itemId}") @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public void addVote(@PathParam("itemId") Integer itemId, String body) { voteDAO.create(new Vote(body)); } or you can get the body already parsed into

Elements passed through a form not received by the server nor displayed on the front. PATCH method | Angular | Dropwizard

孤人 提交于 2019-12-01 14:20:35
Server side shows that the PATCH method is called and adds a null at the end of the array, instead of a new Item array with the Name and Price taken from user input. PATCH method in the service component: patchAdd(menu: MenuModel | number, itemToAdd: ItemClass): Observable<any> { const id = typeof menu === 'number' ? menu: menu.id; const url = `${this.menusUrl}/add/${id}`; return this.http.patch(url, itemToAdd, httpOptions).pipe () } patchItAdd function which implements the patchAdd method and takes data from html: Note that there are a couple of comments, from my unsuccessful tries.

REST微服务架构之Dropwizard

梦想与她 提交于 2019-12-01 09:08:13
一、简介 DropWizard是由Yammer开发团队贡献的一个后台服务开发框架,其集成了Java生态系统中各个问题域中最优秀的组件,帮助开发者快速的打造一个Rest风格的后台服务。 对开发者来说,使用DropWizard有如下好处: 1、和Maven集成良好,也就是说和Gradle集成也很良好; 2、开发迅速,部署简单; 3、代码结构好,可读性高; 4、自动为服务提供OM框架; 5、让开发者自然的把一个应用拆分为一个个的小服务 DropWizard结构的Web服务组成 1、Configuration:用于设置该服务的配置,比方说在服务开放在哪个端口,数据库配置是怎样的等等。 2、Application(即Service):该服务的主入口,定义该服务使用哪个配置文件,开放哪些Resource,该服务需要哪些HealthCheck等等。 3、Resource:定义一个资源,包括如何获取该资源,对该资源做Get/Post/Delete/Query时,对应的各种业务逻辑。 4、Representation:定义了一个服务返回值对象,当服务返回该对象时,会自动的把该对象按属性值生成一个Json格式的字符串返回给服务调用者。 5、HealthCheck:在DropWizard为每个服务提供的OM框架中用到,通过它可以随时检测当前服务是否可用。 二、配置环境 1.

Dropwizard in tomcat container

我是研究僧i 提交于 2019-12-01 08:15:36
I have an existing app, that runs in tomcat. Now I am evaluating dropwizard for my new rest webservices. Now, dropwizard comes with inbuilt jetty. How do I deploy it with my tomcat container and not with its jetty container? You can't do this. Dropwizard embeds Jetty. You should look into just using Jersey as a standard web application. It makes a lot of sense to roll out your application as a jar, but sometimes you are bounded by company/enterprise standards and you're obliged to deploy on a given application server in production. 'Dropwizard in a box' ( https://github.com/rvs-fluid-it/wizard

Dropwizard deserializing generic list from JerseyClient

老子叫甜甜 提交于 2019-12-01 08:06:00
I wanted to implement a generic class to use for caching results from a REST API in a local MongoDB-instance. For this to work, I need to deserialize a collection I get from JerseyClient: Response response = this.source.request().get(); List<T> list = response.readEntity( new GenericType<List<T>>() {} ); // ... do stuff with the list Let's say I'm using this piece of code in a context of T relating to a class Foo . The really weird thing is, after the readEntity call, list is not a List<Foo> , instead is a List<LinkedHashMap> . How is that even possible, when I've clearly declared the Generic