I’m trying to create a Java server for a REST API and following this question I used jersey’s JdkHttpServer. I imported the necessary jars (from here), but when I start the server the following error appears: My code is the following: And in PokerResource I’ve got all the paths for the API. Am I missing some import or do I
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JAX-RS (jersey implementation) ExceptionMapper aren’t catching ConstraintViolationException
I have an ExceptionMapper as a @Provider for handling all of my exceptions. So it is obvious that my class implements ExceptionMapper<Throwable> and we as know, all exceptions are extended Throwable somehow. Now I used jax-rs @NotNull to checking my resources input values to be not null and by some search, I realized it will throw ConstraintViolationException when the annotated
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: io/jsonwebtoken/SignatureAlgorithm
i have the following code that tries to create a jwt token. there will always be an error as shown below whenever it tries to execute SignatureAlgorithm signatureAlgorithm = SignatureAlgorithm.HS256; I have manually deleted the jwt jar file and update maven again to reinstall the jar but the issue still persist. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Error Log java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
Jackson adds backslash in json
I’m building REST service on Jersey and using Jackson to produce JSON from java classes of my model. Model with absolutely simple values, I think this is the most typical case. But I get strange result: My expecting result: My source values of fields does NOT contains any special characters. These are simple words. There’re my Java classes. Entity: Class
jersey/Mockito: NullInsteadOfMockException on client.post call verification
I’ve run into a strange issue with unit testing the following jersey client call: PostBody is a MultivaluedMap. The unit test verifies fine the accept and type calls but fails on the post one with this exception: Here’s the test code: Can you see anything wrong with this code? Answer Yes. You’ve misused verify. The argument to verify has to
How to send enclose data in DELETE request in Jersey client?
I have the following server-side code in Jersey 2.x: On client side, I want to use Jersey 2.x client to send a delete request to the above web service. However, from the documentation of Jersey client API, I didn’t find how to enclose the following data in DELETE request: From the Jersey client API, the SyncInvoker class doesn’t support a
org.glassfish.jersey.internal.RuntimeDelegateImpl NOT FOUND
I am using jersey for my project and tring to parse a URI from a string. The code is simple, but I get a error below It seems the program can not find the delegate. I already imported javax.ws.rs.core.UriBuilder and have jersey-common 2.0 that should contain the delegate in my build path. But I still get this error. Does someone
Maven jersey-multipart missing dependency for javax.ws.rs.core.Response
I seem to have a missing dependency but can’t find the solution… I’ve made sure all jersey versions are identical as answered here. Error: Dependencies used: Code where the error happens: Any ideas? Thanks a lot in advance, Frank Answer Yeah found it! Apparently the dependencies were OK. Added these to my imports And changed the code to And now
Is there a global Jackson setting for @JsonIgnoreProperties(unknown=true)?
Is there a global Jackson setting/configuration so that I do not have to annotate every class with @JsonIgnoreProperties(unknown=true)? Answer This should do the job: See the APIs for ObjectMapper and DeserializationFeature for more information.
ServletContextListener SEVERE: Error configuring application listener of class marktest.Config
My Java servlet appears to be complaining that it can’t find a file which is included in the package (marktest). Im using Eclipse (Indigo) to develop and Tomcat7. Here is the error: Here is Config.java which contains the class implementing ServletContextListener which it says it can’t find in the error: and here is web.xml I’m rather stumped even after much