Currently, the default serialization provider for HTTP clients
is jackson, which encodes null fields in requests. Unfortunately,
SO does not like the null fields.
Fixed this by modifying the SO config parameters to use the GSON
serialization provider.
Issue-ID: POLICY-2568
Change-Id: I6c2e7c985f23e09940d89409c2a84303bfd54b8a
Signed-off-by: Jim Hahn <jrh3@att.com>
http.client.services.SO.host=localhost
http.client.services.SO.port=6667
http.client.services.SO.contextUriPath=
+http.client.services.SO.serialization.provider=org.onap.policy.common.gson.GsonMessageBodyHandler
http.client.services.VFC.managed=true
http.client.services.VFC.host=localhost
http.client.services.SO.userName=${envd:SO_USERNAME}
http.client.services.SO.password=${envd:SO_PASSWORD}
http.client.services.SO.contextUriPath=${envd:SO_CONTEXT_URI}
+http.client.services.SO.serialization.provider=org.onap.policy.common.gson.GsonMessageBodyHandler