Examples of com.openshift.internal.client.httpclient.request.JsonMediaType

com.openshift.internal.client.httpclient.request.JsonMediaType

A class that encodes request parameters to json so that they may get sent to the server. There are 4 types that are recognized and correctly encoded:

Parameter (key-/value-pair, keys are always strings, values may be StringValue, ParameterValueArray, ParameterValueMap))
StringValue (string value, in json: string)/li>
ParameterValueArray (array of values, in json: array
ParameterValueMap (map of values, in json: object

@author Andre Dietisheim @see IHttpClient#post(java.net.URL,IMediaType,int,com.openshift.internal.client.httpclient.request.Parameter) @see IHttpClient#put(java.net.URL,IMediaType,int,com.openshift.internal.client.httpclient.request.Parameter) @see IHttpClient#delete(java.net.URL,IMediaType,int,com.openshift.internal.client.httpclient.request.Parameter)

        return null;
      }
    }


    protected IRestService createRestService(IHttpClient httpClient) {
      return new RestService(serverUrl, clientId, new JsonMediaType(),
          IHttpClient.MEDIATYPE_APPLICATION_JSON, new OpenShiftJsonDTOFactory(), httpClient);
    }

      final String token, final String serverUrl, IHttpClient httpClient) throws OpenShiftException, IOException {
    Assert.notNull(clientId);
    Assert.notNull(serverUrl);
    Assert.notNull(httpClient);


    IRestService service = new RestService(serverUrl, clientId, new JsonMediaType(),
        IHttpClient.MEDIATYPE_APPLICATION_JSON, new OpenShiftJsonDTOFactory(), httpClient);
    return getConnection(service, username, password, token);
  }

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