Hi,
I would like to create a proxy client implementation in order to create
client code of the the resource at runtime on the fly. In my projects I
observed that client codes of the projects are pretty same. However the cost
of the sync of the client codes and resource codes are very expensive for
me.
I prefer proxy client codes over static client codes. In order to provide
this, I use interface as resource and the created proxy and restful web
services are based on this interface. In this way I can provide a contract
between my client code and restful web services.
However I have a pretty difficult situtation now regarding type erasure.
I have such a resource
@POST
@Path("list")
public List postSchool(String entity) {
ArrayList l = generateData();
return l;
}
I mean without static compilation I would like to generate client code like
this:
Method method = getResourceMethod();
WebResource r = client.resource(getUri().path("test/list").build());
ClientResponse cr = r.post(ClientResponse.class, "POST");
// this is working as I expected
// cr.getEntity(String.class)
At this point I would like to create entity, in this case "List". How I
would do this? Note that I have just method information at that point.
What trick should I use to get this information?
cr.getEntity(???????)
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