I'm new to worklight, currently working on hybrid android project and following worklight 8.0 documentation.
For Java adapters, use /adapters/{AdapterName}/{path}.
The path depends on how you defined your @Path annotations in your Java code. This would also include any @PathParam you used.
My questions are, 1. What is the path? 2. I did't find @Path annotation?
Can anyone guide me to how to use WLResourceRequest in android.
//Here I'm using javascript adapters
URI adapterPath = new URI("/adapters/adapter name/procedure name");
WLResourceRequest request = new WLResourceRequest(adapterPath, WLResourceRequest.POST);
request.setHeaders(getHeaders());
request.setTimeout(30000);
request.send(jSONString, wlResponseListener);
@Path annotations in your Java code : It is being referred to JAVA Adapter code.
For example, if you have adapter code like below:
package com.sample.adapter;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.PathParam;
@Path("/")
public class JavaAdapterResource {
//Define logger (Standard java.util.Logger)
static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(JavaAdapterResource.class.getName());
//Path for method: "<server address>/Adapters/adapters/JavaAdapter/{username}"
@GET
@Path("/{username}")
public String helloUser(@PathParam("username") String name){
return "Hello " + name;
}
}
@Path("/") before the class definition determines the root path of this resource. If you have multiple resource classes, you should set each resource a different path.
For example, if you have a UserResource with @Path("/users") to manage users of a blog, that resource is accessible via http(s)://host:port/ProjectName/adapters/AdapterName/users/.
That same adapter may contain another resource PostResource with @Path("/posts") to manage posts of a blog. It is accessible via the http(s)://host:port/ProjectName/adapters/AdapterName/posts/ URL.
In the example above, because there it has only one resource class, it is set to @Path("/") so that it is accessible via http(s)://host:port/Adapters/adapters/JavaAdapter/.
Each method is preceded by one or more JAX-RS 2.0 annotations, for example an annotation of type “HTTP request” such as @GET, @PUT, @POST, @DELETE, or @HEAD. Such annotations define how the method can be accessed.
Another example is @Path("/{username}"), which defines the path to access this procedure (in addition to the resource-level path). As you can see, this path can include a variable part. This variable is then used as a parameter of the method, as defined @PathParam("username") String name
Take a look at the below links for more details
i.Resource request from JavaScript (Cordova, Web) applications