Hi,
I know how to generate server side and client side code from swagger file
i.e. Top Down Approach.
Now I want to learn, how to generate Swagger file from the Rest Resource
(i.e. server side code) i.e. the Bottom Up Approach.
It is just like the web Services as we generate the java code from t
We can have two endpoints that lead to the same method if we have nested
resources. Example:
GET /menus/5/sections
or
GET /sections
We can document a single endpoint using the annotations, is it possible to
document automatically both urls, maybe with two different path params?
See the quest
You may need to set the `defaultValue` attribute. The “example” and
“defaultValue” are confusing in the swagger-core implementation in 2.0, it will
be changed in the next major version
> On Mar 9, 2017, at 5:53 AM, Sergio Stateri wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Swagger 2 and it isn't being poss
Hi,
I'm using Swagger 2 and it isn't being possible to define the parameter
example value textbox, that's the example that can be used to try the
service.
I already tried using:
@ApiImplicitParam(
...,
example = "{\"channelCode\": \"WEB\", \"email\":
\"m
I found out that I had used swagger 1.5.9 that doesn't have
SecurityDefinition.
I upgraded to 1.5.12.
Now how should look my annotation to genarate this in yaml:
securityDefinitions:
X-Auth-Token:
type: "apiKey"
name: "X-Auth-Token"
in: "header"
flow: "implicit"
Thanks.
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Hi,
I would like to add an option to my Swagger UI, that the user could fill
once a token that he received, and than it will be send in the header in
each API call.
I tried to use securityDefinitions, but didn't manage to get it work
with X-Auth-Token. Can it work this way?
If it can work what
