It must be actively developed and supported with pages having been updated in 2019 at the latest. It can not be purely a Script, Action or artwork pack. It has to be a plugin or extension that acts like a full plugin (eg. This page lists all current plugins and extensions for Illustrator based on the following criteria: Plugins add functionality to the industry-standard vector drawing software some for very specialist purposes such as map making - others, such as Astute Graphics' own plugins, are for a wide variety of creative workflows. Thus the fix is to add a annotation to postDate in our Web Client object.Adobe Illustrator has an established third party plugin and extension development community. Remember our solution hint involving JSON Annotations in the Client object? Yeap, our Client postDate field needs to match the Microservice object postDate properties. Here's an excerpt from the Post class where you'll see our postDate Timestamp field. As is the case in many Distributed Applications, the Java Object on the client is a different Class object than the one sent, in this case a simplified object called Post. We retrieve the JsonPost object in a Web Client.
We're passing an object called JsonPost from our Microservice with a postDate Timestamp field annotated the way we like it. Hint: It involves field annotations in the Client object. This post provides one possible solution. You're retrieving a JSON Object that contains a Java Timestamp datatype and when converting the object on the client you see something like the following:Ĭan not construct instance of from String value '01-18-2018 09:16:32': not a valid representation (error: Failed to parse Date value '01-18-2018 09:16:32': Can not parse date "01-18-2018 09:16:32": not compatible with any of standard forms ("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ", "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS'Z'", "EEE, dd MMM yyyy HH:mm:ss zzz", "yyyy-MM-dd")) Keywords: JSON, Jersey, Java, Microservices, Solution, Fix
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