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    copied!<p>How can I persist a Sonar Property <a href="http://docs.codehaus.org/display/SONAR/Using+the+Web+Service+Java+client" rel="nofollow">using Sonar's web service java client</a>?</p> <p>[EDIT: I realize now that the Web Service Client is not applicable for developing a plugin; rather other classes should be used from Sonar's API. See the answer I accepted.]<br/><br/> I'm planing to make a plugin for Sonar. In the meantime, I am familiarizing myself with Sonar's API, and in particular Sonar's web service java client. I am trying to figure out how to persist a Sonar Property. I wrote the following code:</p> <pre><code> package testers; import org.sonar.wsclient.Sonar; import org.sonar.wsclient.services.Property; import org.sonar.wsclient.services.PropertyCreateQuery; import org.sonar.wsclient.services.PropertyQuery; public class PropertyPersister { public static Sonar localSonar; public static Property sonarStartTime; public static PropertyQuery findStartTime; public static Property testProperty; public static PropertyQuery findTestProperty; public static String testKey = "testKey"; public static String testValue = "testValue"; /** * @param args */ public static void main(String[] args) { //localSonar = Sonar.create("http://localhost:9000");//pointed to my instance of Sonar //EDIT: using this line instead, but it still gives the same stack trace. localSonar = Sonar.create("http://localhost:9000", "admin", "admin");//pointed to my instance of Sonar findStartTime = PropertyQuery.createForKey("sonar.core.startTime");//creating query for a key I know exists sonarStartTime = localSonar.find(findStartTime);//retrieve property object from my Sonar's database System.out.println(sonarStartTime);//print out this object PropertyCreateQuery testCreateQuery = new PropertyCreateQuery(testKey, testValue);//Query to create test property localSonar.create(testCreateQuery);//With this line, I'm trying to persist my test property findTestProperty = PropertyQuery.createForKey(testKey);//creating query for retrieving test property testProperty = localSonar.find(findTestProperty);//line 36: retrieve property object from my Sonar's database System.out.println(testProperty);//print test property } } </code></pre> <p>This code prints out the already existing sonarStartTime property:</p> <pre><code>[sonar.core.startTime:2013-03-14T08:05:42-0700] </code></pre> <p>It is then followed by a null pointer exception thrown by the second-to-last line. The exception message included:</p> <pre><code> org.sonar.wsclient.unmarshallers.UnmarshalException: Can not parse the response of query /api/properties/testKey?: {"err_code":404,"err_msg":"Property not found: testKey"} </code></pre> <p>Using MySQL workbench, I confirmed that indeed, my test property was never persisted. Obviously, I am going about this the wrong way. So, to reiterate my question, how can I persist a property in Sonar <a href="http://docs.codehaus.org/display/SONAR/Using+the+Web+Service+Java+client" rel="nofollow">using Sonar's web service java client</a>?</p> <p>[EDIT] Here is the full console output with stack trace:</p> <pre><code>[sonar.core.startTime:2013-03-14T08:05:42-0700] Exception in thread "main" org.sonar.wsclient.unmarshallers.UnmarshalException: Can not parse the response of query /api/properties/testKey?: {"err_code":404,"err_msg":"Property not found: testKey"} at org.sonar.wsclient.Sonar.find(Sonar.java:56) at testers.PropertyPersister.main(PropertyPersister.java:36) Caused by: java.lang.ClassCastException: org.json.simple.JSONObject cannot be cast to java.util.ArrayList at org.sonar.wsclient.JdkUtils.getArraySize(JdkUtils.java:87) at org.sonar.wsclient.unmarshallers.AbstractUnmarshaller.toModel(AbstractUnmarshaller.java:34) at org.sonar.wsclient.Sonar.find(Sonar.java:54) ... 1 more </code></pre>
 

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