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Jose Luis Vázquez González updated CLK-772:
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Priority: Minor (was: Major)
Description:
If you have a POJO with a Time or Timestamp:
class Pojo {
...
private Time t;
...
public void setT(Time t) {this.t=t;}
public Time getT() {return t;}
}
And you want Form click to copy request contents to it like this:
myform.copyTo(pojo); // pojo is a Pojo with Time t attribute
pojo.getT() will end up being null instead of the time that was sent on the
request.
The problems seems to be on Ognls's ognl.setValue()
was:
I you have a POJO with a Time or Timestamp:
class Pojo {
...
private Time t;
...
public void setT(Time t) {this.t=t;}
public Time getT() {return t;}
}
And you want Form click to copy request contents to it like this:
myform.copyTo(pojo); // pojo is a Pojo with Time t attribute
pojo.getT() will end up being null instead of the time that was sent on the
request.
The problems seems to be on Ognls's ognl.setValue()
Issue Type: Question (was: Bug)
The problems seems NOT to be on the Form's copyTo but on the Field type you
used to hold the timestamps or times.
Using a HiddenField with the correct type will work, but DateFields will fail.
The solution is to create a TimeField or TimestampField that (either extends
DateField or not) will change the bindRequestValue() to acquire the forms
timestamp or time properly.
> Form.copyTo() does NOT set java.sql.Time nor java.sql.Timestamp
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>
> Key: CLK-772
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-772
> Project: Click
> Issue Type: Question
> Components: core
> Affects Versions: 2.3.0
> Reporter: Jose Luis Vázquez González
> Priority: Minor
>
> If you have a POJO with a Time or Timestamp:
> class Pojo {
> ...
> private Time t;
> ...
> public void setT(Time t) {this.t=t;}
> public Time getT() {return t;}
> }
> And you want Form click to copy request contents to it like this:
> myform.copyTo(pojo); // pojo is a Pojo with Time t attribute
> pojo.getT() will end up being null instead of the time that was sent on the
> request.
> The problems seems to be on Ognls's ognl.setValue()
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