Regarding 404 vs 405, that's up to Spring MVC, if there is at least one
method mapped at the endpoint, it will usually return 405, if not 404.. I'm
looking into this, and adding a few new use-cases to the testing suite
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Morten Olav Hansen
Senior Engineer, DHIS 2
University of Oslo
http://www.dh
To be clear:
I have a (new) generic controller, as seen below:
@Controller
@RequestMapping( value = ProgramStageNotificationSchemaDescriptor.API_ENDPOINT )
@ApiVersion( include = { ApiVersion.Version.V24 } )
public class ProgramStageNotificationController
extends AbstractCrudController
{
}
D
Hi Nicolay
The main use-case for exclude was to remove versions that was added to the
type level, so if you class was annotated with `@ApiVersion(V23, V24)` you
could add `@ApiVersion(exclude = V23)` on specific methods.
I think it could be added for `ALL` also, it's just not there yet. Let me
ha
Hi Morten,
this problem surfaced when I added an endpoint for updating custom forms by
POSTing json to /api/*/dataSets/{uid}/form
This after discussing with Halvdan, I annotated the endpoint with the
following version:
@ApiVersion( value = ApiVersion.Version.ALL, exclude = ApiVersion.Version.V23
Hi Halvdan
This should be fixed now, the issue was that even though @RequestMapping
will default to GET (if not method is set) the annotation doesn't default
to GET. I'm now mapping method = {} to method = GET internally, which means
that your issues should be gone.
I think there will be similar
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