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I am trying to experiment by building some simple API's with apache camel. The request body for a post request is empty but camel doesn't return bad request instead it returns 201.

Here is what I do;

1. Generate classes from studentreg-api.yaml [This is a valid openapi 3 yaml document]
2. Using camel, spring boot to build REST endpoints Step
3. Configured camel rest endpoint with clientRequestValidation(true)
4. Start the server
5. Open /api-docs and validated if the mandatory attributes are marked appropriately
6. From postman made request to the POST endpoint with blank request body

Expected: 400 - Bad request Actual: 201

I couldn't figure out what is that I am missing.

BaseRouteConfig.java

I am trying to build a huge docker image in an optimized way by applying the principles of incremental building explained here https://www.docker.com/blog/intro-guide-to-dockerfile-best-practices/ .

Unfortunately each time I run the build command docker restarts building the image from scratch, and so I have to download again all the maven dependencies.

Here is the build command:

1. I am working with ngb-datepicker which is working fine if no initial values or predefined values are set but when trying to use it formControlName or with [(ngModel)] with an existing predefined value the predefined or initial value is not setting on the redenied view. Imagine this as a scenario of editing a form or record with prefilled values. Other formControls with text and numbers are working as intended.
2. I am using NgbStruct Model but still not working.
3. I tried and debugged the code the value are getting assigned to the form control in a patchValue method and in the format of NgbStruct but not seen in the rendered view
4. I tried to implement similar scenario in example provided in stack blitz by ng-bootstrap it is working fine there

Package.json file

I tried running java -jar openapi-generator-cli.jar generate -i 'swagger.json' -g scala-akka -o scala_client but it didn't produce any modules (doesn't work with Java nor Clojure).

Running java -jar openapi-generator-cli.jar generate -c config.yaml -i 'swagger.json' -g scala-akka -o scala_client --generate-alias-as-model (also without config and/or without --generate-alias-as-model), doesn't produce any model libs either.

Removing "additionalProperties": false, from the inline schema def makes it generate model classes. What also works is to define the schema using definitions + "$ref" : "..." - but neither of those are feasible with the library I'm using for my server.

I don't quite understand why it won't generate the models. Can't seem to find an answer anywhere, am I missing something simple?

My swagger.json

Any help would be much appreciated.

I have a generate.sh file with below lines of code,

We are using the openapi-generator-maven-plugin version 5.0.1 to generate our APIs. I am trying to specify a request that includes a DTO and also a file.

The first weird thing is that the generated code doesn't use the DTO, it basically flattens the fields, so that the API expects each of the fields to be specified. However, we're not really too concerned about this issue, because we can just specify each field (although it would be nice if it worked as expected).

The problem that is killing us is that the generated classes for the API and the API Delegate are not consistent with each other. The generated API treats each of the fields as a String. However, the API Delegate treats them as Optional. So when we try to compile the code, the API gets a compile error because it's passing String to the Delegate, and the Delegate wants Optional.

Here is our POM, with the related dependencies and plugin config:

I am using the openapi-generator Gradle plugin to generate model files from the open API schema. With these settings in build.gradle script everything seems ok:

I have a Spring Boot REST service and some unit tests written for the data layer. I use the embedded MongoDB dependency to perform the basic CRUD tests for my Repository class:

I have written an web service definition as an OpenAPI document. The openapi-generator-maven-plugin I'm using always generates a whole project with poms and gradle build scripts, but I only need the pojos and maybe the API client to be generated. It should work equally to JaxB or JaxWS code generators.

So is there a way to tell the plugin to generate the Java-Code only? Maybe there is another plugin which does the job?

Here is my configuration: