jersey

问题 I am sending the list of entities from the jersey server. At client side i am trying to get those list of entities. But it is giving unmarshal excepiton. Why it is adding 's' at the end of elementname i.e "emps" instead of "emp". @XmlRootElement public class Emp{ ... } Server side code: @POST @Path("/getallemps") @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML) @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_XML) public List<Emp> getAllEmployees2(@Context HttpServletRequest request, @Context HttpServletResponse response

问题 I'm trying to connect using Jersey Client to a REST service. When I'm using IPv4 address everything works fine. When I'm trying to replace the server address with its IPv6 the following exception is thrown: com.sun.jersey.api.client.ClientHandlerException: java.net.SocketException: Protocol family unavailable at com.sun.jersey.client.urlconnection.URLConnectionClientHandler.handle(URLConnectionClientHandler.java:128) at com.sun.jersey.api.client.Client.handle(Client.java:551) at com.sun

问题 I'm developing a web application in java spring 4 framework. At one point I'm using FormDataContentDisposition class which is providing by jersey. This class used at an endpoint of my REST call like this , @RequestMapping(value = "/createArticle/", method = RequestMethod.POST) @Consumes(MediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA) public ResponseEntity<Void> createNewArticle(@FormDataParam("file") InputStream uploadedInputStream, @FormDataParam("file") FormDataContentDisposition fileDetails) when i make a

问题 I am trying to set the Content-MD5 header on a request created with the Jersey Client API. I have created ClientFilter which implements another adapter (similar to how the GZipFilter works). Like this: public class ContentMD5Filter extends ClientFilter { private static final class ContentMD5Adapter extends AbstractClientRequestAdapter { ContentMD5Adapter(final ClientRequestAdapter cra) { super(cra); } @Override public OutputStream adapt(final ClientRequest request, final OutputStream out)

问题 I know this question is already posted here , but I am stuck at one point and I am not getting exact solution so posting it again here. I have written a simple RESTFul web service with Jersey . In a POST method , I am passing JSON object in request. I am using annotated @XmlRootElement Class, and the same is used for POST method. The code looks like as follows - My POJO class @XmlRootElement public class WelcomeForm { public String title; public WelcomeForm(){ title = ""; } public WelcomeForm

问题 I am having trouble getting JAX-RS POST methods to match with Jersey. Verbatim paths work fine ("/prefix/ABC/DEF"), but parenthesised captures ("/prefix/{alpha}/{beta}") fail to trigger. Here are the methods in question, as defined in the server interface, using Jersey. public interface CollectorEndpoint { ... @POST @Path("/prefix/{alpha}/{beta}") //doesn't match @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) Response method1(@PathParam("alpha") String alpha, @PathParam("beta") String beta, String

问题 I have been busy building a REST application with angularjs frontend, using a MAVEN jersey-quickstart-webapp, developed on Eclipse using the GLASSFISH webserver. Today when I started to do some development on the project, when I tried to start the server in eclipse and deploy the webapp, I got the following error message displayed in the eclipse error window: cannot Deploy pododdle deploy is failing=Error occurred during deployment: Exception while loading the app : java.lang

问题 UPDATE: So I just want to point out that before I submitted this question, I attempted the solution that I've seen on similar stackoverflow questions such as this one. It was still giving me runtime errors, so I decided to write this question. mvn dependency:tree is what I was looking for so thanks @dunni. With mvn dependency:tree , I was able to find the actual name of the jersey dependency that was breaking my application and updated the exclusion by changing it from: <exclusions>

问题 I have implemented a method to receive live notification from OpenHab in my application through SSE events. Previously I used glassfish server to deploy my application. But I needed to switch to Payara and now the sse connection won't be established. I am getting following error: Argument fish.payara.requesttracing.jaxrs.client.decorators.JaxrsWebTargetDecorator@45>314ad8 is not a valid JerseyWebTarget instance. SseEventSource does not support other WebTarget implementations. When switching

问题 I am writing little web app uploading the file to a web server. I got everything working, but I became puzzled by the fact that almost all parameters send from the client (browser) must be on the server side injected with the word @FormDataParam except FormDataMultiPart type parameter. Can somebody explain that to me, please? Regards, Janusz 回答1: Generally, all entity body parameters are the parameter without any annotation. Such as with JSON or XML, you would see @POST @Consumes({