The {@link oaj.http.annotation.Response @Response} annotation can be applied to types returned by @RemoteMethod-annotated methods.

• {@link oaj.http.annotation.Response Response}
  • {@link oaj.http.annotation.Response#partParser() partParser} - Override the part parser.

The @Response annotation can be used to define interfaces for retrieving response parts using a bean-like proxy.

Example:

@RemoteResource public interface PetStore { @RemoteMethod CreatePetResponse postPet(...); }

@Response public interface CreatePetResponse { @ResponseBody Pet getBody(); @ResponseHeader("E-Tag") UUID getUUID(); @ResponseStatus int getStatus(); }

PetStore store = restClient.getRemoteResource(PetStore.class, "http://localhost:10000"); CreatePetResponse response = store.postPet(...); Pet pet = response.getBody(); UUID uuid = response.getUUID(); int status = response.getStatus();

The annotated methods must be no-arg. They can be named anything.

Any of the following annotations can be used on the methods:

• {@link oaj.http.annotation.ResponseBody ResponseBody}
• {@link oaj.http.annotation.ResponseHeader ResponseHeader}
• {@link oaj.http.annotation.ResponseStatus ResponseStatus}

The behavior and functionality of all of the annotations are the same as if they were used on method arguments directly. This means full support for OpenAPI serialization and validation.