[Java] Make API client more pluggable #791
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- Rename ApiInvoker to ApiClient - Make ApiClient pluggable by allowing setting the ApiClient field of API classes - Introduce a Configuration class, containing the default ApiClient (which is also customizable) - Move basePath from API class to ApiClient - Change static methods in ApiClient to instance level
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please rebase so we can merge... |
Conflicts: modules/swagger-codegen/src/main/java/com/wordnik/swagger/codegen/languages/JavaClientCodegen.java
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@olensmar it is done |
and fix the bug of getting file name for file parameter
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Make ApiClient (ApiInvoker before) more pluggable for Java clients, similar to what has been done to PHP and Python clients (#778, #787), and follow suggestions from #786 on naming.
API classes
ApiClient (which is also customizable)