* Move static logic to initialization method when no RestTemplate is provided.
Otherwise, use the settings from the RestTemplate that was provided.
* Move code outside of withXml
Run required scripts
Co-authored-by: Westerlaken, H.L. (Laurens) <laurens.westerlaken@devolksbank.nl>
* fixes#11579: Java RestTemplate Mustache template doesn't use reserved words for local variables
* fixes#11579: Java RestTemplate samples
Co-authored-by: Marek Hudik <marek.hudik@broadcom.com>
* Add default value support to cookie and header params
* Generate Samples
* Replace "OffsetDateTime.parse(..)" with toString();
* Generate Samples
* Revert "Replace "OffsetDateTime.parse(..)" with toString();"
This reverts commit 2e37411b305343e99542c094a691e1419a67b1b5.
* Format java.util.Date to ISO Date in AbstractJavaCodegen.toDefaultParameterValue
* Generate Samples
* Generate Samples
* Use toParameterDefault()
* Generate Samples
* Implement testDateTimeFormParameterHasDefaultValue unit test
* Add more test coverage.
* Remove postProcessParameter() since is has no effect after using toDefaultParameterValue()
* Use LocalDate.parse() in toDefaultValue()
* Generate Samples
* Return a defaultValue only if dateTimeLibrary is java8.
* Content mediatype is hardcoded in api.mustache #11511
* Generate Samples
* OAS3 incorrect data type when providing a default value #11367
* Generate Samples
* Fix JsonTypeName annotation handling in Java and JavaSpring
* Generate Samples
* getIsClassnameSanitized: use null safe equals
* remove import mapping logic in model generation, better handle of file, list
* add new files for file, list
* fix some tests
* update tests, doc
* skip file as reserved word in feign client
* add new files
* remove file from reserved word list in spring generator
* [Java][Native] Fix the Content-Type and Accept headers that were forced to application/json
* Update the generated samples after fixing issue no. 6779
* add error body and type to api exception class
* add option to specify error object
* add option, update api doc with better error handling
* update samples
* update doc
* add custom gson deserializer
* add check for additional fields, required fields
* add tests for custom deserializer
* add custom adapter
* add custom adapter
* register type adapter factory
* comment out custom deserializer and use adapter instead
* add okhttp-gson-nextgen
* add new files
* restore okhttp-gson
* switch to adapter
* remove custom de/serializer
* add comment
* update tests
* test nextgen in ci
* update doc
* use full model name in JSON.java
* undo changes
* add oneof discriminator support
* fix anyOf
* remove mappings
* add more tests
* fix oneof deserialization, add more tests
* add error body and type to api exception class
* JSON to use instance variables/methods
* Revert "add error body and type to api exception class"
This reverts commit 07f34e2c450ad9f808b728173018b1e4d8fed458.
The [docs for ofInputStream](https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/11/docs/api/java.net.http/java/net/http/HttpResponse.BodySubscribers.html#ofInputStream()) say:
> To ensure that all resources associated with the corresponding exchange are properly released the caller must ensure to either read all lines until the stream is exhausted, or call BaseStream.close() if it is unable or unwilling to do so. Calling close before exhausting the stream may cause the underlying HTTP connection to be closed and prevent it from being reused for subsequent operations.
When ObjectMapper.readValue is called with an InputStream it implicitly closes it, but when the library is not expecting a return type it's not passing the InputStream to Jackson, so the stream needs to be manually drained and closed as per the docs
Failure to do this leads to a leak of HttpClient socket handles, and ultimately the exception `java.net.BindException: Cannot assign requested address` when trying to make API calls
