That's pretty weird, you could try mapping that action with XML, if
the problem goes away, then it is a Codebehind problem, but I can't
think of anything causing this.
musachy
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 2:26 PM, <jim_gre...@fws.gov> wrote:
> I am using version 0.32 of the JSON plugin with Struts 2.0.11. It seems
> to work well except for the fact that the JSON results from my struts
> action are inconsistent.
> I have annotated my action as follows:
>
> @Results( {
> �...@result(name = "jsonPopsResult", type = JSONResult.class, value =
> "", params = {"root", "jsonResult", "noCache", "true"}),
> �...@result(name = "jsonRefugesResult", type = JSONResult.class, value
> = "", params = {"root", "jsonResult", "noCache", "true"})})
> public class MapQueryAction extends ActionSupport {
> ...
> }
>
> Sometimes the response generated by the action is (for example)
>
> {"trustResources":[{"displayName":"Bull Trout","id":301}]}
>
> at other times it is
>
> {"jsonResult":{"trustResources":[{"displayName":"Bull
> Trout","id":301}]}}
>
> Note that the second response has an outer level of wrapping that
> corresponds to the root parameter in the annotation (the action property
> to be serialized).
>
> I think (though am not 100% positive) that the change in behavior happens
> when I restart my tomcat container, so this smells strongly of a class
> loading problem. I've looked for duplicate jars/classes, but have come up
> empty. In particular, I have only one json-plugin jar
> (json-plugin-0.32.jar) in my application's WEB-INF/lib directory. Has
> anyone else experienced this kind of problem with the JSON plugin?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim Greuel
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