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Luis Majano

February 10, 2015

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ColdBox 4 introduces yet more nifty tools for RESTFul web services.  In ColdBox 4, we introduced the capability to do auto-marshaling of RESTFul body content from either JSON or XML formats.  We will take care of the defaults, nulls and incompatibility requirements.  All you have to do is use our event.getHTTPContent() method and pass the appropriate conversion argument. 

The possible conversion boolean arguments are:

  • json
  • xml

If set, ColdBox will auto-marshall the HTTP Body content from JSON or XML to native ColdFusion data types.

myStruct  = event.getHTTPContent( json=true );
xmlObject = event.getHTTPContent( xml=true );
Info: If the content is not json or xml, it will just return the content back to you.

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