Examples of org.jresponder.util.JsonParamsHolder

org.jresponder.util.JsonParamsHolder
Util class to wrap parameters from JSON-RPC 2 calls and make them easier to get at and automatically catch errors and throw the right exception. @author bradpeabody

                      @RequestParam(value="callback", required=false) String aCallback
                    ) {
      
      try {
        
        JsonParamsHolder p = new JsonParamsHolder(aParams);


        String myEmail = p.getString("email");
        Map<String,Object> myAttributesMap = p.getProps("props", null);
        String myMessageGroupName = p.getString("message_group_name");
        
        Subscriber mySubscriber =
            subscriberService.subscribe(myEmail, myAttributesMap, myMessageGroupName);
        
        return webApiUtil.jsonRpcResult(aId, aCallback, PropUtil.getInstance().mkprops("jr_subscriber_id", mySubscriber.getId()));

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                      @RequestParam(value="callback", required=false) String aCallback
                    ) {
      
      try {
        
        JsonParamsHolder p = new JsonParamsHolder(aParams);
      
        String myToken = p.getString("token");
      
        subscriberService.unsubscribeFromToken(myToken);
        
        return webApiUtil.jsonRpcResult(aId, aCallback, PropUtil.getInstance().mkprops("success", true));
      }

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                      @RequestParam("params") String aParams,
                      @RequestParam(value="callback", required=false) String aCallback
                    ) {
      try {
        
        JsonParamsHolder p = new JsonParamsHolder(aParams);
      
        String myToken = p.getString("token");
        
        subscriberService.removeFromToken(myToken);
        
        return webApiUtil.jsonRpcResult(aId, aCallback, PropUtil.getInstance().mkprops("success", true));
      }

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                      @RequestParam(value="callback", required=false) String aCallback
                    ) {
      
      try {
        
        JsonParamsHolder p = new JsonParamsHolder(aParams);
      
        String myToken = p.getString("token");
        
        subscriberService.confirmFromToken(myToken);
      
        return webApiUtil.jsonRpcResult(aId, aCallback, PropUtil.getInstance().mkprops("success", true));
      }

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