Hi,
Just a pair of questions, is the message subject the exception message
encountered? And, is the MessageBodyWriter intentionally marked as List
while the method response is Collection? I think making it the other way
around should set it straight.
Gabo
rconline wrote:
Hi Guys,
Read all the posts on the thread. Maybe my question is stupid or maybe i
dont get the problem at all.
Here' my web service
@WebMethod
@GET
@Produces("application/json")
@Path("/summaryList/")
Collection<PublisherReport> getSummaryList(String test);
I want the method should return a list of json objects. The Object
PublisherReport contains primitive/equiv object as member variables.
Do i need to write a messagewriter as
public class ListWriter implements MessageBodyWriter<List<PublisherReport>>
{...
}
Or am i not getting the problem at all?
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