Re: [androidbrasil-dev] Passando parâmetro data (Calendar) no endpoint - RETROFIT

Não é melhor passar milissegundo (Calendar.getInstance().getTimeInMillis())?

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Rafael de Araújo

2015-09-29 9:48 GMT-03:00 Marcelo Alves <malves.info@gmail.com>:

Mas Calendar é um objeto ne? nao tem como ir no path, só se vc formatar essa data para String e passar no path, ou passar no body ...

Em ter, 29 de set de 2015 às 08:47, Raphael Rezzieri <rezzieri@gmail.com> escreveu:

Estou realizando a seguinte requisição, passando data Calendar para interface.

@GET("objec/{dataIni},{dataFim}")
Call<Object> getObject(@Path("dataIni") Calendar dataIni, @Path("dataFim") Calendar dataFim);

Do lado do servidor:(VRaptor)

@Get("/object/{dataIni},{dataFim}")
@AutenticaMobile
public void getObject(Calendar dataIni, Calendar dataFim){
//impl
}

Os argumentos Calendar estão vindo NULL.
Minha dúvida é se na requisição é da forma mencionada que se deve fazer?

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