Hello, Techtez
1. Resolving additionalProperty: exampleSetFlag Error
The error regarding exampleSetFlag likely stems from incompatibilities between your Swagger configuration and the generated OpenAPI specification. This issue can be addressed as follows:
a. Upgrade or Adjust Swagger Annotations
Ensure you're using the appropriate annotations for Swagger compatibility. Double-check the annotations on your model and endpoints to avoid unnecessary fields like exampleSetFlag.
b. Customize Schema Generation
You can customize the schema generation by overriding Swagger's default schema behavior. To do this, implement a custom ModelConverter:
java
import io.swagger.v3.core.converter.ModelConverter;
import io.swagger.v3.core.converter.ModelConverterContext;
import io.swagger.v3.oas.models.media.Schema;
public class CustomModelConverter implements ModelConverter {
@Override
public Schema<?> resolveSchema(io.swagger.v3.oas.models.media.Schema<?> schema, ModelConverterContext context) {
schema.getExtensions().remove("exampleSetFlag");
return schema;
}
}
Register this custom model converter with your Swagger configuration.
c. Exclude exampleSetFlag Globally
In your Swagger setup, exclude the exampleSetFlag globally using configuration properties. For example:
java
SwaggerConfiguration config = new SwaggerConfiguration();
config.setModelConverters(new CustomModelConverter());
2. Extra Endpoints in Swagger UI
If Swagger UI displays unintended endpoints, such as GET api/{job-id} or DELETE api/{job-id}, these may originate from:
Unintentionally included resource classes.
Default resources added by Swagger configuration.
a. Check Swagger Resource Scanning
Review your Application class or Swagger resource scanning setup. Limit the scanned resources to only your intended API endpoints:
java
@ApplicationPath("/api")
public class RestApplication extends Application {
@Override
public Set<Class<?>> getClasses() {
Set<Class<?>> resources = new HashSet<>();
resources.add(MyApiResource.class); // Add your API resource classes explicitly
return resources;
}
}
b. Exclude Undesired Endpoints
If the unwanted endpoints are generated automatically by RESTEasy or Swagger, you can explicitly filter them out using Swagger configuration or annotations.
3. info Section Missing in OpenAPI.json
When using Swagger version 2.0.6, the info section is missing. This section is essential in OpenAPI and can be explicitly defined in your Swagger configuration.
Define the info Section in Swagger Config
Add an OpenAPI bean to define the info section explicitly:
java
@OpenAPIDefinition(
info = @Info(
title = "My API",
version = "1.0.0",
description = "API for my RESTEasy project"
)
)
public class SwaggerConfig {
// Swagger configuration goes here
}
Ensure this configuration is picked up by your Swagger setup.
4. Upgrade to Latest Version
If you decide to use the latest version of swagger-jaxrs2 (2.1.12 or newer), ensure the following:
Use a compatible version of swagger-ui to visualize the API.
Test the openapi.json in the Swagger Editor for compliance.
Validate all annotations and configurations to ensure they align with the OpenAPI 3.0 specification.
5. Testing the Solution
After applying the changes:
Regenerate the openapi.json.
Validate the openapi.json in the Swagger Editor.
Verify the Swagger UI only displays the desired endpoints and resolves errors.
Best Regards
bella964
