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Added support for a ignoreSSLIssues as a parameter on dynamic methods #17
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…g to the underlying http-builder support for it. Registers a scheme using the ignoreSSLIssues() function on the client rather than via SimpleHTTPBuilderSSLHelper.groovy
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| @@ -96,6 +96,7 @@ class RestGrailsPlugin { | |||
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| private makeClient(Class klass, Map params, application) { | |||
| def client | |||
| def ignoreSSLIssues = (params.ignoreSSLIssues)?params.remove("ignoreSSLIssues"):false | |||
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Allows the use of this as a parameter on dynamic methods using to the underlying http-builder support for it. Essentially it alternatively registers a scheme using the ignoreSSLIssues() function on the client rather than via SimpleHTTPBuilderSSLHelper.groovy
This addresses closed issue #14 where the http-builder was updated but the plugin had no handling for it (example in the comments)