Hi,
I can reproduce this, and have fixed the issue in the latest build, and
i am currently, in the metaphorical sense, banging my head on the desk
at my stupidity! Sorry about that:
When a WebApplication of a 500 status code is returned and there is no
entity associated with it Jersey creates a new response with an entity
that is the stack trace, but i neglected to copy the status code:
- r = Response.ok(sw.toString(), "text/plain").build();
+ r = Response.status(r.getStatus()).entity(sw.toString()).
+ type("text/plain").build();
Paul.
James Weir wrote:
> OK thanks, I think I will create a simple test case and log a bug
> though, this was working for Jersey 0.4ea
>
> Cheers
> James
>
> Martin Grotzke wrote:
>> Hi James,
>>
>> I also experienced this yesterday, but with throw new WAE( Throwable,
>> int ). As I had to include error information I changed the code to
>>
>> throw new WebApplicationException( Response.serverError()
>> .type( "application/xml" ).entity( createAPIError( e ) ).build() );
>>
>> which then produced the correct return code - so I didn't investigate...
>> So you might try s.th. like this as a first workaround.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Martin
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 2008-02-14 at 15:03 +0100, James Weir wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have recently ported to Jersey 0.5. All went well, however in the
>>> circumstances where I am throwing a WebApplicationException (error
>>> code 500), I receive a 200 code on the client side.
>>>
>>> My code on the server side:
>>>
>>> try {
>>> ...some code
>>> } catch (Exception ex) {
>>> logger.error("Creating the package",ex);
>>> throw new WebApplicationException(500);
>>> }
>>>
>>> I receive the following trace on the client side:
>>> 14:57:18,343 DEBUG [Thread-4] (MyPackageMsg.java:MyPackageMsg:121) -
>>> Return code from request: 200
>>>
>>> I am using the Jersey client to do the request:
>>> The code:
>>>
>>> ResponseInBound ri = r.content(pkg,
>>> "application/xml").accept("application/xml").post(ResponseInBound.class);
>>>
>>> // Set the response and return codes
>>> super.setHttpResponseCode(ri.getStatus());
>>> logger.debug("Return code from request: "+ri.getStatus());
>>>
>>> Has anyone else seen this behavior ?
>>> I will create a simple example to try and reproduce this problem
>>> Thanks
>>> James
>>>
>>>
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