[Java][client] deserialize error bodies into defined models for Jersey2 #5609
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This PR implements deserialization of models for error responses (== responses that are represented by thrown
ApiException
). For now this is only done for Jersey2 client.The
ApiException
class got a new methodgetErrorEntity
that returns the deserialized error model when the given error code has an error model defined and the deserialization of the error payload is successful.Attempts to solve #4777 for Jersey2.
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