29 posts tagged with "Java"

We have added a new CodeGen setting that allows you to specify a list of words that Code Generation will not split when converting identifiers from API specification to language-specific identifiers. This is useful for declaring brand names such as APIMatic.

E.g. if you provide the words apimatic and vmware in your the list, APIMaticandvmWare becomes ApimaticAndVmware or apimatic_and_vmware, depending on the place of use.

Our Android, .Net, Go, Java, NodeJS, PHP, Python and Ruby SDKs now allow skipping verification of SSL certificates. To do this enable the CodeGen Setting Allow Skipping Certificate Verification and then set the corresponding configuration variable in the respective SDK.

We are happy to announce that our Android and Java SDKs now use the better and faster OkHttp client.

There was a bug where the Discriminator field was not being set by default.

When creating an instance of a model that inherited from another model, the discriminator field was not assigned a default value.

This behavior has now been fixed. Please regenerate your SDK to get the fix.

Multiple formats are now supported for Array serialisation in form and query parameters. Formats supported include UnIndexed, Indexed, Plain, CSV, PSV, TSV.

This settings can be set using our API Blueprint CodeGen setting extension named ARRAYSERIALIZATION.

We have now added support for multiple datetime formats in our Java and Android SDKs. The following formats are supported:

• RFC1123 Datetime: Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:45:30 GMT
• RFC3339 Datetime: 2016-03-13T12:52:32.123Z
• Unix Timestamp: 1480809600

Our API editor and Code Generation engine now supports OAuth 2.0 for authentication in the generated SDKs.

OAuth 2 enabled SDKs will help developers in:

• Obtaining consent from user
• Acquiring access token
• Refreshing tokens when they expire
• Making authorized API calls

You can read more about OAuth 2.0 in APIMatic editor and Code Generation engine here.

APIMatic Code Generation engine now supports polymorphic responses with the help of a discriminator field.

• Discriminator is a field that is used to differentiate between a parent model and models that inherit from it.
• The response is deserialized into the parent model or one of its child classes by inspecting the discriminator field's value in the response.
• Using a discriminator field, you can build leaner models by not having to build unions of fields needed by a polymorphic response.

Check out the Discriminator documentation to get started.

You can now use multiple base URLs in your API description using the new Server Configuration. This feature allows you to

• Vary the Base URL between endpoints.
• Create multiple Environments and define different Base URLs for them.
• Templatize Base URL to allow for configuration using parameters in the client.