DefaultApi when using Codegen

[lsa...@genexus.com]

Hi, when I generate the code from a yaml I always get a DefaultApi (or something like that depending on the language) even though I don´t have a Default element in my yaml.

Why is it generated? Can I avoid that?

Thanks! 

[tony tam]

Yes, add a tag to your operation:

tags:

- MyValue

and you’ll get a MyValueApi class.

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[Tony Tam]

You will always get one or the other, but you should never get both.

On Jun 16, 2016, at 7:45 AM, lsa...@genexus.com wrote:

The thing is I do get a class for each one of my operations where the name is the one on the tag but apart from that I get an extra DefaultApi class.

El miércoles, 15 de junio de 2016, 15:02:20 (UTC-3), tony tam escribió:

Yes, add a tag to your operation:

tags:

- MyValue

and you’ll get a MyValueApi class.

On Jun 15, 2016, at 7:53 AM, lsa...@genexus.com wrote:

Hi, when I generate the code from a yaml I always get a DefaultApi (or something like that depending on the language) even though I don´t have a Default element in my yaml.

Why is it generated? Can I avoid that?

Thanks! 

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