Ah I have found the optimization for this in latest version
Hi @remmeier I cannot get the lastest version from bintray repository. (https://bintray.com/crnk-project/maven/crnk-core/3.3.20200920055408). Is it moved to other repo server? Tks
if somebody has such a setup already, feel free to suggest it. otherwise should hopefully not to much trouble.
work is tracked on crnk-project/crnk-framework#802. Official releases are still available on Jcenter. But bintray for latest has shutdown.
When using crnkClient is there any way to encode the url so that square brackets are replaced? I appreciate that the documentation mentions that the tomcat setting should be changed to allow square brackets however I think the infrastructure team that I work with will refuse to change this setting so I'm wondering if there is anything I can change in the code? I'm using a listener already to add additional header values however the query string uri can only be viewed. One option could be to pass the query filter in the header instead and then alter the repository to check the header as well however this feels quite convoluted. Appreciate any help thanks.
Did someone work with a semi-flexible list of attributes?
Like the first two are known at compile time and can be JsonApiFields and the other are only known at runtime?
The only solution I am aware of is sth. like having an attribute/JsonApiField of type JsonNode and everything there can be flexible. But I'd like to have it as first class citizen.
Like the first two are known at compile time and can be JsonApiFields and the other are only known at runtime?
The only solution I am aware of is sth. like having an attribute/JsonApiField of type JsonNode and everything there can be flexible. But I'd like to have it as first class citizen.
someone I work with came across something I can't explain -- an "include=resource" fails (on a @ManyToOne relationship) -- though the query the filter generates works if take it outside of that context, only in the context it's being executed it returns a new instance of the resource, and it generates a ResourceNotFoundException (showing the id of the resource, which does exist) -- is this a known issue? Is there another way to include many to ones?
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Hey guys, I was just looking into evaluating tthis library as an option for writing a client over an existing json:api. A problem Iām running into is that the wire format is all in kabab-case and I canāt seem to find anything in the documentation that explains how to handle transforming that into Java standard camelcase with a serializer/deserializer or something of that sort.
Is there something Iām missing.
@JsonApiResource(type = "restaurants")
@Data
public class Restaurant {
@JsonApiId
private Long id;
@JsonProperty
private String name;
@JsonProperty(value = "thumbnail-image-url")
private String thumbnailImageUrl;
@JsonApiRelation
@JsonProperty(value = "active-menu")
private Menu activeMenu;
}
@JsonApiResource(type="menus")
@Data
public class Menu {
@JsonApiId
private Long id;
@JsonProperty
private String name;
@JsonApiRelation
private Restaurant restaurant;
}
QuerySpec querySpec = new QuerySpec(Restaurant.class);
querySpec.includeRelation(Arrays.asList("active-menu"));
ResourceList<Restaurant> all = restaurantRepository.findAll(querySpec);
Fails with the following:
Failed to resolve path to field 'active-menu' from class ee.food.crnk.resources.Restaurant
Actuall, ignore all that, it seems to work!
I donāt see anything obvious in the docs.
The remote server needs to assign the identifiers
@Override
public synchronized <S extends Project> S save(S project) {
if (project.getId() == null) {
project.setId(ID_GENERATOR.getAndIncrement());
}
projects.put(project.getId(), project);
return project;
}
This seems to simply stick things in a local hash.
I see this exception mapper here, but nothing clear about how to actually extend it an in a client only application
Does anyone know if there's an easy way to change the url of a crnk client? For example if you have a nested resource, if you wanted to post to the child resource your url would be {host}/parent/{parentId}/, where the ID will change depending on which parent you are trying to access? Do you have to new up an entire CrnkClient every time you want to interact with a different parent id?