Re: Yet another FIQL question

[Jim Talbut]

Just tried it (using List, not ArrayList) same problem.
I think it relates to this bit from parseType, where you explicitly 
check whether you're on the last but one component (couldn't that be 
names.length > 1)?
Not that I'm claiming to have understood what's going on here fully yet :)
boolean isPrimitive = InjectionUtils.isPrimitive(returnType) || 
returnType.isEnum();
boolean lastTry = names.length == 2
        && (isPrimitive || returnType == Date.class || returnCollection);

Jim

On 03/03/2014 22:24, Sergey Beryozkin wrote:
I wonder if it will work with 2.7.11-SNAPSHOT...It rings a bell, seems
like I had to deal with the similar issue recently...

Can you try the snapshot for now ?

Cheers. Sergey
On 03/03/14 21:48, Jim Talbut wrote:
Hi,

Using CXF 2.7.10, if I have:
class Job {
     public List<Task> getTasks(){}
     public void setTasks(List<Task> tasks){}
}
class Task {
     public List<Item> getItems(){}
     public void setItems(List<Item> items){}
     public String getTaskName(){}
     public void setTaskName(String taskName){}
}
class Item {
     public String getItemName(){}
     public void setItemName(String itemName){}
}

With a map that contains:
         map.put("taskName","tasks.taskName");
         map.put("itemName","tasks.items.itemName");

I can do:
"&_s=taskName==Bob"
but if I do
"&_s=itemName==Bob"
it fails because it tries to instantiate a List object - if I force that
to be an ArrayList it then tries to setItemName on the ArrayList.

Is it currently possible to make FIQL work through two layers of
collections?

Thanks

Jim