HashAdapter keySet() is null ?

[Albert Kam <mo...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

I'm experimenting on passing hash or a seq of hashes to the java code.
I tried doing keySet() from the hash or list of hashes passed as
HashAdapter type, and found out that it results in null.

I had to 'wrap' the hashAdapter into another map through guava to get
a normal map with the correct keySet() behavior.

I wonder if it's the normal behavior ?

Example of ftl:

    <@testParameters />

    <#macro testParameters>
        ${proc.debug('hello world')}
        ${proc.debugMap({
            'msg': 'hello world'
        })}
        ${proc.debugMaps(
            [
                { 'msg': 'hello world' },
                { 'msg': 'hello world2' },
                { 'msg': 'hello world3' }
            ]
        )}
    </#macro>

And the code of proc in the model / context:

    public static class DataProcessor {
        public void debug(String str) {
            System.out.println(str);
        }

        public void debugMap(Map<String, Object> map) {
            System.out.println(JsonUtil.prettyString(map));
            System.out.println(JsonUtil.prettyString(map.keySet())); // null
            System.out.println(JsonUtil.prettyString(Maps.newHashMap(map).keySet()));
// ok
        }

        public void debugMaps(List<Map<String, Object>> maps) {
            System.out.println(JsonUtil.prettyString(maps));
            System.out.println(JsonUtil.prettyString(maps.get(0).keySet()));
// null
            System.out.println(JsonUtil.prettyString(Maps.newHashMap(maps.get(0)).keySet()));
// ok
        }
    }

Thank you

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