retrofit.http.PATCH Java Examples
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retrofit.http.PATCH.
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Example #1
Source File: ApiService.java From materialup with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@Headers("Accept: application/json") @PATCH("/notifications/viewed") Observable<ResponseBody> patchNotifications();
Example #2
Source File: PagesService.java From Android-REST-API-Explorer with MIT License | 3 votes |
/** * Appends new content to an existing page * specified by page id * * Note: This passes a blank Accept-Encoding header to * work around a known issue with the PATCH on this OneNote API * * @param encoding * @param version * @param pageId * @param body * @param callback */ @PATCH("/{version}/me/notes/pages/{pageId}/content") void patchPage( @Header("Accept-Encoding") String encoding, @Path("version") String version, @Path("pageId") String pageId, @Body TypedString body, Callback<Envelope<Page>> callback );
Example #3
Source File: UserCardService.java From uphold-sdk-android with MIT License | votes |
/** * Performs a request to update the card. * * @param cardId The id of the card. * @param updateFields The fields to update. * @param callback A callback to receive the request information. */ @PATCH("/v0/me/cards/{cardId}") void update(@Path("cardId") String cardId, @Body HashMap<String, Object> updateFields, Callback<Card> callback);
Example #4
Source File: UserService.java From uphold-sdk-android with MIT License | votes |
/** * Performs a request to update the user values. * * @param field An {@link HashMap<String, Object>} with the user field to change and the value. * @param callback A callback to receive the request information. */ @PATCH("/v0/me") void updateUser(@Body HashMap<String, Object> field, Callback<User> callback);