Hi Ivan,What i meant was how do I know what the correct output is.I did use
Postman, that was how i got that long JSON. My problem now, how can I know the
supposed output of the feature I'm working on? In the test, the output has to
be asserted, so, I'm going to need that for assertion needs. Is there a JSR to
read related to this annotation? I mean, i know there is, that's the spec
itself, but I've never read JSR either, so.Von meinem Samsung Galaxy Smartphone
gesendet.
-------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --------Von: Ivan Junckes Filho
<ivanjunc...@gmail.com> Datum: 23.11.18 00:06 (GMT+08:00) An:
dev@tomee.apache.org Betreff: Re: Just Joined - Introduction Hi Ferdi, nice to
see you are already working on it.If you use a tool like *curl
<https://curl.haxx.se/>* you can execute: curl -X
OPTIONShttp://localhost:8080/mp-metrics-metered/metrics/application/<metric-name>Replace
<metric-name> with the name you set for @Metered.For GET would be: curl -X GET
http://localhost:8080/mp-metrics-metered/metrics/application/<metric-name>*curl*
is just a tool, you could use *Postman <https://www.getpostman.com/>*if you
like too.The link I added to the ticket is a "Getting Started with
MicroProfileMetrics" tutorial / blog post, just to help you understand how it
works.So, not specifically related to the task itself. It was more to give you
anoverview of the specification itself.Feel free to share a branch, or a
Working In Progress PR if you would likewith more questions.Hope it helps!
