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* Fix XML annotations on model properties (JavaSpring) * generate JAXB annotations for attributes and elements * generate wrapper annotations (JAXB and Jackson) * use XML config from items for annotations of containers * Add test for Jackson XML wrapper correctness * Add additional test cases to cover all xml applications in spec Test now covers all use cases described in - https://web.archive.org/web/20240424203304/https://swagger.io/docs/specification/data-models/representing-xml/ - https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.0.0#xml-arrays * Fix basename used instead of xmlName when items.xmlName is unset See last example in spec: https://spec.openapis.org/oas/v3.0.0#xml-arrays * Harmonize spacing between Annotation attribute name and value * Refactor and group JAXB vs. Jackson XML annotations, only generate latter if enabled This is in line with the way the class annotations in `xmlAnnotations.mustache` are rendered – which only renders the `@Jackson`… xml annotations if additionalProperty jackson is true. Also reorder annotation attributes in the following order: - localName/name - namespace (optional) - isAttribute/useWrapping (optional) * Explicitly render `useWrapping = true` to @JacksonXmlElementWrapper This was slightly inspired by @jzrebiec via PR #5371. Wrapping is the default since Jackson 2.1 – so explicitly rendering this will: - make generated model work out-of-the-box in Jackson 2.0 for instance - ensure the models still work if the local `XmlWrapper` was configured with `useXmlWrapper(false)` * Move xml test spec to java resources folder (not spring specific) * Make test class name match class-under-test This makes discovery & cross-navigation in IDE easier. * Add complete xml annotations test for Java generators * Fix Java PKMST generator not generating @JacksonXmlElementWrapper * Fix Java microprofile generator missing @JacksonXmlRootElement * Fix Java microprofile generator not using wrapper annotations and namespaces * Fix Java Micronaut Client creating invalid (unclosed) @XmlAttribute annotations * Fix Micronaut Client using wrong localName for @JacksonXmlElementWrapper * Fix Micronaut client rendering @JacksonXmlProperty annotation twice * Make Java Micronaut render @JacksonXmlElementWrapper(useWrapping=false) for non-wrapped elements * Fix Jackson element using `xml.name` when it should be `items.xml.name` Closes #5989 Closes #3223 Relates to #9371 * Fix JAXB element using `baseName` instead of `xmlName` when items.xmlName is unset * Remove XML generation debug output from templates * Remove redundant newline between XML class annotations and class Brings the SpringCodegen in line with other Java Codegen's * Remove redundant newline between XML setter annotations and setter * Fix multiline JavaDoc block indentation and format * Simplify / condense xml annotation template into single lines May look a bit more complex, but cuts out a lot of repetitiveness. Also reorders annotation attributes in the following order: - localName/name - namespace (optional) - isAttribute/useWrapping (optional) * Harmonize spacing between Annotation attribute name and value * Remove unused jackson_annotations partial Was not referenced anywhere in java-helidon resources folder --------- Co-authored-by: Christian Schuster <christian@dnup.de>
OpenAPI generated API stub
Spring Framework 6 HTTP Interface
Overview
This code was generated by the OpenAPI Generator project. By using the OpenAPI-Spec, you can easily generate an API stub. This is an example of building API stub interfaces in Java using the Spring framework.
The stubs generated can be used in your existing Spring application for HTTP integration with other REST services
To use auto-generated interfaces you have to create your own configuration which extends default abstract configurator & provide WebClient instance via constructor
@Configuration
public class MyConfiguration extends org.openapitools.configuration.HttpInterfacesAbstractConfigurator {
public MyConfiguration(WebClient myWebClient) { // separately created WebClient instance
super(myWebClient);
}
}