Exceptions are not fully deserialized

[thboileau]

tested scenario:

• create a subclass of Exception, with the following annotation (the exception will be serialized by default, and not the status):

@Status(value = 500)

• define an annotated interface that declares this exception

@Get
public abstract String test() throws MyException;

• define a ServerResource that implements the interface, and that only throws the exception
• use the ClientResource and wrap the interface:

ClientResource cr = new ClientResource("http://localhost:8182/");
MyResource myResource = cr.wrap(MyResource.class);
try {
    myResource.test();
} catch (MyException e) {
    e.printStackTrace();
    System.out.println("e.getMessage() " + e.getMessage());
}

The exception's message attribute is null, whereas the entity of the response contains the "message" attribute.

[jlouvel]

Note, the "serialize=true" parameter shouldn't be necessary as "true" is the default value.

[thboileau]

fine, I've updated the sample code.

[thboileau]

Actually, the message attribute can't be set using the classic setter method, as it does not exist on the Throwable class.