appengineEndpointsInstallClientLibs ignores entity parameters when api methodName starts with "get" about gradle-appengine-plugin HOT 4 CLOSED

So I asked the endpoints team about this :

When the method name starts with get, the default httpMethod is GET. I don't believe you're allowed request bodies in GET methods. The best suggestion would have been for them to explicitly set POST in the annotation.

There does not exist a validation for this yet. But I'll file a bug with the endpoints team.

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He loosebazooka

Great to see this has been noticed. I must say that this line: "When the method name starts with get, the default httpMethod is GET", is a pretty weird assumption that should not even exist. Imho I would remove this assumption rather then add a validation.

Anyway, I'am glad my time wasn't a total waste :)
I'll find some other catchy name for my apiMethods in the meanwhile.

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You can explicitly specify the type of http request you want and name the
method whatever you want.

https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/endpoints/annotations#apimethod_method-scoped_annotations
On May 29, 2014 6:39 PM, "brinkkemper" [email protected] wrote:

He loosebazooka

Great to see this has been noticed. I must say that this line: "When the
method name starts with get, the default httpMethod is GET", is a pretty
weird assumption that should not even exist. Imho I would remove this
assumption rather then add a validation.

Anyway, I'am glad my time wasn't a total waste :)
I'll find some other catchy name for my apiMethods in the meanwhile.

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Great! Thanks
Op 30 mei 2014 00:49 schreef "Appu Goundan" [email protected]:

You can explicitly specify the type of http request you want and name the
method whatever you want.

https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/java/endpoints/annotations#apimethod_method-scoped_annotations
On May 29, 2014 6:39 PM, "brinkkemper" [email protected] wrote:

He loosebazooka

Great to see this has been noticed. I must say that this line: "When
the
method name starts with get, the default httpMethod is GET", is a
pretty
weird assumption that should not even exist. Imho I would remove this
assumption rather then add a validation.

Anyway, I'am glad my time wasn't a total waste :)
I'll find some other catchy name for my apiMethods in the meanwhile.

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