Expose data of non-Jenkins library classes via remote API
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Ullrich Hafner
Jun 1, 2018, 5:30:26 PM6/1/18
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I want to expose data using the remote API for classes that I cannot change (or that should not depend on Jenkins), is there a way to expose these properties as well?
E.g. I have
@ExportedBean
class Bean {
@Exported
public String name;
@Exported
public ClassFromLibrary getFoo() { ... };
}
This is serialized to
<bean>
<name>Hello World</name>
<foo/>
</bean>
<foo/> remains empty since no property of ClassFromLibrary is annotated with @Exported.
Or is the only way to extend from ClassFromLibrary and overwrite each interesting getter with the @Exported annotation?
E.g. I have
@ExportedBean
class Bean {
@Exported
public String name;
@Exported
public ClassFromLibrary getFoo() { ... };
}
This is serialized to
<bean>
<name>Hello World</name>
<foo/>
</bean>
<foo/> remains empty since no property of ClassFromLibrary is annotated with @Exported.
Or is the only way to extend from ClassFromLibrary and overwrite each interesting getter with the @Exported annotation?
Jesse Glick
Jun 1, 2018, 7:19:58 PM6/1/18
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On Fri, Jun 1, 2018 at 5:30 PM, Ullrich Hafner <ullrich...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I want to expose data using the remote API for classes that I cannot change (or that should not depend on Jenkins), is there a way to expose these properties as well?
Subclassing is evil. Create new POJOs in your plugin which mirror the
> I want to expose data using the remote API for classes that I cannot change (or that should not depend on Jenkins), is there a way to expose these properties as well?
relevant aspects of the external library and export whatever.
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