On Aug 25, 2009, at 10:49 PM, vaidya nathan wrote:
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> The second part is as follows.(II)
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> When I try to use the jersey client wrapper and have the
> request to be one without the XmlRootElement (I way)
> clientResponse =
> createWebResource().accept(contentType).post(ClientResponse.class,
> request);
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> What is the type of "request" ?
> The request is an object of generated elemname (generated from xjc).
> I will mail to that group.
OK, this looks like a bug in 1.0.3. It all depends if the type of
"request" is annotated with @XmlRootElement or not.
As a work around try setting the content type:
clientResponse = createWebResource().
accept(contentType).
type("application/xml").
post(ClientResponse.class, request);
and see what happens.
Omitting the content-type should result in the setting of
"application/xml" by default for supported JAXB beans.
But i can also reproduce this, in the trunk, for types that are not
supported (e.g. a JAXB bean annotated with @XmlType). I have a fix in
place that is currently being tested.
Paul.