Reputation: 56709
We have a Java List of objects which is marshalled via JSON which is created by Jersey.
The List is called "rows". When there is data we have:
{"records":"1","page":"1","total":"1","rows":[{"id":"692334","cell":["ECS","D","201009","","0","ABCD","11","11","","201009"]}]}
When there is no data we have:
{"page":0,"records":0,"total":0}
How can we make Jersey include the rows
field even if the List has a size of 0? What we want is:
{"page":0,"records":0,"total":0,"rows":[]}
Note that we are already using a JAXB ContextResolver to ensure the JSON is correct for a single row. Not sure if we can configure this resolver to solve our problem.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 3853
Reputation: 10400
I managed to solve JSON array "bug" in Jersey json library. Secret ingredient is previusly mentioned JSONConfiguration and ContextResolver magic. See my following post it has a full code example, customized ContextResolver and rest Application class might be somewhat fuzzy logic in first look.
How to serialize Java primitives using Jersey REST
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 5577
Maybe this helps you: http://jersey.java.net/nonav/documentation/latest/json.html#d4e903
seems that some array problems can be solved by using something like this:
JSONConfiguration.mapped().arrays("yourArrayName").build()
At least it solves the issue, when the list contains only 1 item it's also formated as an JSON array.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 116620
Use Jackson JAX-RS provider instead of alternatives (badgerfish/jettison), which does not do XML-to-JSON conversion. Missing array is most likely due to this conversion. There are multiple ways to configure this (jersey mailing list should have a few), and latest versions may expose it directly via Jersey API.
Upvotes: 5