Re: Automatic client-side beanvalidation?

Hi, Yes exactly, this would be a "cheap" feature and would prevent the server from unnecessary requests (as long client SDKs are in synch...). Best regards, Johannes Am 24.10.2016 um 17:04 schrieb Sergey Beryozkin: Hi I guess it can be interesting to support an optional client side bean

Re: Automatic client-side beanvalidation?

Hi I guess it can be interesting to support an optional client side bean validation for the proxy clients as they have all the bean validation annotations available... Cheers, Sergey On 24/10/16 14:47, J. Fiala wrote: Hi there, Is automatic client-side beanvalidation supported somehow

Matrix parameter flags as per Web Application Description Language specification?

Hi all, The Web Application Description Language specification [1] defines: >> Boolean matrix parameters are represented as: ';name' when 'value' is 'true' >> and are omitted from identifier when 'value' is 'false' Is there a way to achieve this behavior with cxf out of the box? Brgrds,

Automatic client-side beanvalidation?

Hi there, Is automatic client-side beanvalidation supported somehow (currently this is not mentioned in the docs)? Maybe it would make sense to add this to the configuration, so this has not to be done manually before calling the server? Best regards, Johannes

Re: CXF Spring Boot integration tests with BeanValidation - ValidationException occurs after successful call

Hi, Thank you, moving the validationFeature to the endpoint did the job perfectly! Best regards, Johannes Am 24.10.2016 um 14:11 schrieb Sergey Beryozkin: Or register the validation feature directly on the server endpoint Sergey On 24/10/16 13:10, Sergey Beryozkin wrote: Hi This is

Re: CXF Spring Boot integration tests with BeanValidation - ValidationException occurs after successful call

Or register the validation feature directly on the server endpoint Sergey On 24/10/16 13:10, Sergey Beryozkin wrote: Hi This is caused by the fact that a server-scoped feature is visible to a client because this feature is set on a bus visible to the client. I've just updated the code for

Re: CXF Spring Boot integration tests with BeanValidation - ValidationException occurs after successful call

Hi This is caused by the fact that a server-scoped feature is visible to a client because this feature is set on a bus visible to the client. I've just updated the code for this feature be explicitly marked as a Server scoped feature - but it will only help for now if the features are

Re: CXF Spring Boot integration tests with BeanValidation - ValidationException occurs after successful call

Can you share the implementation of HelloApi? On Oct 24, 2016 07:36, "Johannes Fiala" wrote: > Hi there, > > cxf-spring-boot-starter-jaxrs: 3.1.7 > > I tried using Spring Boot CXF in combination with Spring Boot integration > tests (running as a Spring Boot application

CXF Spring Boot integration tests with BeanValidation - ValidationException occurs after successful call

Hi there, cxf-spring-boot-starter-jaxrs: 3.1.7 I tried using Spring Boot CXF in combination with Spring Boot integration tests (running as a Spring Boot application everything runs fine without exceptions): As soon as the BeanValidation Feature is enabled:

Re: ws-policy/ws-security and a encrypted header part

Yes it's possible to add headers and sign and encrypt them. There is a test which demonstrates how to do this for encryption, although Signature works as well:

Re: ParamCoverter, List, CSV query parameters

Hi John, thanks for your answer. Your proposal was my initial thought, but the problem is that ParamConverter in Apache CXF works considering every single element in a List, not the List as a whole, meaning that rawType in ApacheCXF will never be a List but, in the case of List, a String. In

Re: ws-policy/ws-security and a encrypted header part

No one? Is it not possible with CXF or is it an unusual demand? I need to consume this webservice. If its not possible with CXF I need to find another way but I'd like to stick with CXF. Thanks Martin Am 20.10.2016 um 10:00 schrieb Martin Fernau: Hi, is it possible to call a webservice

Re: ParamCoverter, List, CSV query parameters

Hi Diego Hope you've had enough time to recover before a new working day :-) Here are the reasons I won't agree with it before either JAX-RS 2.1 or future TCK will force CXF to do it: 1. Minor: IMHO it is wrong to expect a custom param converter to guarantee it parses all of the query