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@RequestParam is for query string and form params only.
/**
* Defines a request parameter used to map service method parameters to HTTP request params.
*
* @author Rick Hightower
*/
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
@Target(value = {ElementType.PARAMETER})
public @interface RequestParam {
Spring example has a @RequestBody. QBit does not have this. The param that is not a callback or @HeaderParam or @RequestParam is assumed to be the body.
So in short (which I think you figured out already.. good job), @RequestParam is the same as Spring's @RequestParam, and QBit does not have @RequestBody but it should.
I will open an issue for @RequestBody and close this issue if that is ok with you.
If you want to tackle @RequestBody, give it a shot. I think we need it for the meta data (description).
You need to use no annotation for the body.
@RequestParam is for query string and form params only.
Spring example has a
@RequestBody. QBit does not have this. The param that is not a callback or@HeaderParamor@RequestParamis assumed to be the body.So in short (which I think you figured out already.. good job),
@RequestParamis the same as Spring's@RequestParam, and QBit does not have@RequestBodybut it should.I will open an issue for
@RequestBodyand close this issue if that is ok with you.If you want to tackle
@RequestBody, give it a shot. I think we need it for the meta data (description).