REST client appears broken on 0.6.0 dev versions

@Path("")
public interface UserService {
    @Path("login")
    @POST
    void login(LoginBody body);
}

...

UserService r = RESTClient.factory(UserService.class).createResource("");
BackgroundWorker worker = new BackgroundWorker();
worker.run(() -> {
    try {
        // Should make a POST request to /login with JSON body
        r.login(new LoginBody("bob", "bob"));
    } catch (Exception e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    }
});

Results in:

The core issue is actually not a Java exception; rather, it’s a JavaScript error from within standard library RequestImpl code, hence why it provides no description of what the error is. The REST client attempts, in 0.6.0-dev-816, to call a JS function that does not exist (otfri_RequestImpl_send0), and it fails with the JavaScript error otfri_RequestImpl_send0 is not defined. The only way I’ve been able to fix this is to roll back to Java 8 + TeaVM 0.5.1, which fixes the problem.

[PokingUrsa]

A new release coming soon! Very exciting…

Our large TeaVM/Flavour-based project just went live. We use a lot of Flavour’s features. Thanks for creating and maintaining it!

We will test with the new versions. It sounds like we will need to add tome new annotations to make it work.

[kliu128]

@konsoletyper Sorry for the late response - you are correct that switching to Flavor 0.2.0-dev-70 fixes the problem. Thanks!