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[jira] [Issue Comment Edited] (THRIFT-1150) List Deserialization
with jQuery doesnt work
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-1150?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13021313#comment-13021313 ]
Nils Hügelmann edited comment on THRIFT-1150 at 4/18/11 10:22 PM:
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I am using c# as server. I have made some tests:
{noformat}
struct foo{
1: string test1,
2: i32 test2,
3: i32 test3,
}
struct foo2{
1: string test1,
2: i32 test2
}
service tester{
list<foo> test1()
list<foo2> test2()
}
{noformat}
h3. test1 with all variables set
{noformat}
public List<foo> test1(){
return new List<foo> (){
new foo(){
Test1="s",
Test2=2,
Test3=3
}
};
}
{noformat}
->
{noformat}
[1,"test1",2,0,{"0":{"lst":["rec",1,{"1":{"str":"s"},"2":{"i32":2},"3":{"i32":3}}]}}]
{noformat}
->
jQ: "this.rstack[this.rstack.length - 1] is undefined" / thrift.js 662
eval(): works
i dont know if this is related or known not to work, but i found the "skip not supported yet" exception.
This is a little confusing to me as the next test is just like the former one, without the last variable
h3. test2 with all variables filled
{noformat}
public List<foo2> test2(){
return new List<foo2> (){
new foo2(){
Test1="s",
Test2=2
}
};
}
{noformat}
->
{noformat}
[1,"test2",2,0,{"0":{"lst":["rec",1,{"1":{"str":"s"},"2":{"i32":2}}]}}]
{noformat}
->
jQ: "skip not supported yet"
eval(): works
...which is exactly the same result as if i take test1 function and dont set the last variable
h3. test1 with only the first 2 variables set
{noformat}
public List<foo> test1(){
return new List<foo> (){
new foo(){
Test1="s",
Test2=22
}
};
}
{noformat}
->
{noformat}
[1,"test1",2,0,{"0":{"lst":["rec",1,{"1":{"str":"s"},"2":{"i32":22}}]}}]
{noformat}
->
jQ: "skip not supported yet"
eval(): works
I could try and include it into the test suite, but it would take some time as i am currently fed up with bugs :-)
[EDIT] copy-pasted a wrong line
was (Author: nilshu):
I am using c# as server. I have made some tests:
{noformat}
struct foo{
1: string test1,
2: i32 test2,
3: i32 test3,
}
struct foo2{
1: string test1,
2: i32 test2
}
service tester{
list<foo> test1()
list<foo2> test2()
}
{noformat}
h3. test1 with all variables set
{noformat}
public List<foo> test1(){
return new List<foo> (){
new foo(){
Test1="s",
Test2=2,
Test3=3
}
};
}
{noformat}
->
{noformat}
[1,"test1",2,0,{"0":{"lst":["rec",1,{"1":{"str":"s"},"2":{"i32":2},"3":{"i32":3}}]}}]
{noformat}
->
jQ: "this.rstack[this.rstack.length - 1] is undefined" / thrift.js 662
eval(): works
i dont know if this is related or known not to work, but i found the "skip not supported yet" exception.
This is a little confusing to me as the next test is just like the former one, without the last variable
h3. test2 with all variables filled
{noformat}
public List<foo2> test2(){
return new List<foo2> (){
new foo2(){
Test1="s",
Test2=2
}
};
}
{noformat}
->
{noformat}
[1,"test2",2,0,{"0":{"lst":["rec",1,{"1":{"str":"s"},"2":{"i32":2}}]}}]
{noformat}
->
jQ: "skip not supported yet"
eval(): works
...which is exactly the same result as if i take test1 function and dont set the last variable
h3. test1 with only the first 2 variables set
{noformat}
public List<foo> test1(){
return new List<foo> (){
new foo(){
Test1="s",
Test2=22
}
};
}
{noformat}
->
{noformat}
[1,"test1",2,0,{"0":{"lst":["rec",1,{"1":{"str":"s"},"2":{"i32":2}}]}}]
{noformat}
->
jQ: "skip not supported yet"
eval(): works
I could try and include it into the test suite, but it would take some time as i am currently fed up with bugs :-)
> List Deserialization with jQuery doesnt work
> --------------------------------------------
>
> Key: THRIFT-1150
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-1150
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: JavaScript - Library
> Affects Versions: 0.6.1
> Reporter: Nils Hügelmann
>
> the following encoded data is properly processed when eval is used, but not when jQuery.parseJSON is active. (thrift.js line ~ 580)
> {noformat}
> [1,"Info",2,0,{"0":{"rec":{"1":{"str":"de1"},"2":{"lst":["rec",1,{"1":{"str":"dev"},"2":{"str":"78.46.113.59"},"3":{"i32":2080},"4":{"i32":1},"5":{"i32":0},"6":{"str":"de"}}]},"4":{"rec":{"1":{"str":"127.0.0.1"},"2":{"str":"--"}}}}}}]
> {noformat}
> thrift definition is
> {noformat}
> struct Info{
> 1: string defaultGateway,
> 2: list<Gateway> gateways,
> 3: optional string showURL,
> 4: ExternalInfo externalInfo
> }
> {noformat}
> Error message is
> TypeError: this.rstack[this.rstack.length - 1] is undefined
> (thrift.js Line 662)
> This may be related to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-815 ??
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