Generate POJO annotated with jsr330 annotations from AsynchAPI yaml file
jagadeeshkoka opened this issue · 4 comments
Reason/Context
Please try answering few of those questions
- Why we need this improvement?
- We should have library which will generate java lib out of async api spec, so we can dynamically read spec file get the java lib out of it.
- How will this change help?
- This will help the developer to perform operations on generated java lib like validation of incoming data, transfer of objects overt the network
- What is the motivation?
My work needs it. :(
Description
Please try answering few of those questions
- What changes have to be introduced?
- May be simple method call
PojoGenerator.fromSource(String specFilePath, String packageNAME)
should generate those files from the given spec file under the given package name. - Will this be a breaking change?
- Certainly
- How could it be implemented/designed?
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@jagadeeshkoka hi!
Can you describe, with examples, what you want to achieve? I checked 330 and it's all about injection, like Google Guice
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