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@XmlRootElement(name = "Result")
class ApiResult {
// some content A
}
@XmlRootElement
class SomeOtherClass {
// Some content B
static class Result {
// some content C
}
}
Then when swagger is modelling it will "pick" one of the two "A" or "C" and if that's "A" that will be the content of the modelling of "SomeOtherClass.Result" i.e., "C" will show "A" or vica verca. Can this be fixed by having conflicts like this instead use fully qualified names, i.e., package mapping?
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If I have these two java classes:
Then when swagger is modelling it will "pick" one of the two "A" or "C" and if that's "A" that will be the content of the modelling of "SomeOtherClass.Result" i.e., "C" will show "A" or vica verca. Can this be fixed by having conflicts like this instead use fully qualified names, i.e., package mapping?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: