/**
* a more concrete example of custom action<br>
* resource level determines the granularity of the action<br>
* mismatching the resource level in the request throws exception and will respond HTTP 400
*
* @param resource Instance of the resource class. This is not part of the action method and is
* needed because this implementation is not an actual resource.
*/
@Action(name = "updateTone", resourceLevel = ResourceLevel.ENTITY)
// The base resource parameter gets special handling in the generator. It is set to the actual
// resource class instance, and is not part of the generated REST method.
public Greeting updateTone(
BaseResource resource,
@ActionParam("newTone") @Optional Tone newTone,
@ActionParam("delOld") @Optional("false") Boolean delOld) {
// the way to get entity key in action
Long key = resource.getContext().getPathKeys().get(_resourceName + "Id");
Greeting g = _db.get(key);
if (g == null) {
// HTTP 404
return g;
}
// delete existing Greeting and assign new key
if (delOld) {
_db.remove(key);
key = _idSeq.incrementAndGet();
g.setId(key);
}
Tone t;
// newTone is an optional parameter
// omitting it in request results a null value
if (newTone == null) {
t = DEFAULT_TONE;
} else {
t = newTone;
}
g.setTone(t);
_db.put(key, g);
return g;
}
private static Map<Long, Greeting> generateUpdates(Long[] ids) {
Map<Long, Greeting> updates = new HashMap<Long, Greeting>();
for (long l : ids) {
Greeting greeting = new Greeting();
greeting.setId(l).setMessage("update message").setTone(Tone.SINCERE);
updates.put(l, greeting);
}
return updates;
}
// These CRUD annotations are MANDATORY for the code generator because we want to generate
// implementations which do not use the templates, e.g. Task
@RestMethod.Create
public CreateResponse create(
Greeting entity, @QueryParam("isNullId") @Optional("false") boolean isNullId) {
entity.setId(_idSeq.incrementAndGet());
_db.put(entity.getId(), entity);
if (isNullId) {
return new CreateResponse(null, HttpStatus.S_201_CREATED);
}
return new CreateResponse(entity.getId());
}
