Support java code generation for UUIDProperty #1899
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A property defined as "type: string & format: uuid" is now generated in Java using "java.util.UUID" class instead of a classical String. In the Java, the UUID class do not provide a constructor. You may use the method UUID.fromString(<uuid_string>) to construct your UUID object.
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Thank you--I need to confirm this does not break any of the other clients before merging |
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Ok, good. I admit that I have only checked Ruby, PHP, Java and JAX-RS generation. |
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@fehguy some news ? Did I need to change anything ? |
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A property defined as "type: string & format: uuid" is now generated in
Java using "java.util.UUID" class instead of a classical String. In the
Java, the UUID class do not provide a constructor. You may use the
method UUID.fromString(<uuid_string>) to construct your UUID object.