ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: openapi.yaml valid in swagger editor, but won't show fields locally Solved it, just uploaded to the swagger editor and worked through the bugs that popped up. openapi.yaml valid in swagger editor, but won't show fields locally I'm using jersey 3.0.3, io.swagger.core.v3 v 2.2.9, specifically the jakarta versions. I have an application that is running. When I navigate chrome to my browser, I'm able to download the openapi.yaml file that was generated from all my annotations. When I put the yaml file into swagger editor, everything looks great, I'm able to see the button to upload a file. However, when I try to use the api directly, there are no fields to input anything, it's only displaying json that I can manipulate. Is this a known bug in the code? SolvedHow to specify the properties in the schema for multi part feature According to the documentation: https://swagger.io/docs/specification/describing-request-body/multipart-requests/, I should be able to set the properties of a schema using my java annotations. I'm using java 11, jersey 3.0.3, and swagger-jaxrs2 jars from 2.2.9. I am wanting to display a Form in the swagger UI that allowed me to populate several members and upload a part file. Java annotations for multipart form data that previously worked with Swagger 2.0 for Open Api 3.0 Trying to figure out what annotations I need to get a multipart form data to work with java using jersey multipart as well as open api spec 3.0. For gradle, I'm using: implementation group: 'org.webjars', name: 'swagger-ui', version: '4.18.1' I am using jersey and the io.swagger.core.v3.oas.annotations, application works fine, I am able to pull up the swagger UI and see all my endpoints. However, for some of the endpoints where I previously had multi part forms, the form doesn't let me input anything and no longer shows the fields (I've attached pictures for comparison). I am assuming my annotations are no longer valid. I took some simplified code for an example of what I'm trying to do. Previously, the @Parameter was @ApiModel which I understand is to be swapped, based on all the forums I've read for how to map from 2.0 to 3.0. Here is what I currently have. Like I said, the page comes up, I can see it on the page, but I can't input anything into any fields like I used to be able to when I was using 2.0. Any help is appreciated. @Consumes(MediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA) public Response UploadBlob( @Parameter(description = "Object Id associated with the Blob.", schema = @Schema(format = "uuid", defaultValue = "object-id"), required = true) @FormDataParam("objectId") String objectId, ) throws Exception { //create a request object request.setObjectId(objectId); return ...; Re: Java annotations for multipart form data that previously worked with Swagger 2.0 for Open Api 3.0 Additionally, some of my @FormDataParam also contain input streams, so if there is something I need to do differently there as well, I'd appreciate any help. Migrating from javax to jakarta and would like to know how to register a filter Trying to follow the documentation on github, I still am trying to wrap my head around openapi. I migrated in gradle some packages over to the jaxrs2 swagger builds, but I've still got an old web.xml file that uses filters for various functionality. If I swap over to the jakarta namespace, I get an error saying my filter is is not assignable to 'javax.servlet.Filter,javax.servlet.Filter'. Any suggestions to work around this? Solved