java.util.Map < java.lang.String, java.util.Collection < java.lang.String > > should not need sources when set as the @responseType

[ghost]

When trying to set the @responseType java.util.List<java.lang.String> or any of the java collection types, it requires sources. Any chance that sources not be required for the java collection types.

[conorroche]

one of the tests uses @responseType java.util.List but not java.util.List<java.lang.String> can you check if the former works for you, is there a stack trace or other error you are seeing and finally can you confirm what version you are using?

[ghost]

so I was actually trying to set @responseType to java.util.Map < java.lang.String, java.util.Collection < java.lang.String > >.

This resulted in an error that told me some thing to the effect of (as stated in the documentation of @responseType on this page https://github.com/teamcarma/swagger-jaxrs-doclet) -
NOTE: if the response class is not in the same maven project as the one the doclet plugin is on then you will need to include the response class in the source of your project. One way to do this in maven is to use the maven-dependency-plugin's unpack goal to unpack the *.java files of the dependency source jar to a temporary directory such as ${project.build.directory}/additional-sources and then attach that directory to your project source using the build-helper-maven-plugin's add-source goal.

[alfsch]

Currently I even can't use this:

 * @responseType super.duper.device.LoggerSetting

And this ResponseType is in Sources

I'm Using 1.0.6