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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Oguz Kologlu <oz...@optusnet.com.au> on 2007/08/02 04:32:24 UTC
[S2] dojo 0.9 and ***-conversion.properties
Hi all,
It seems when doing a dojo.xhrPost any collection object eg: contacts
[0].firstName gets encoded to contacts %5B0%5D.firstName.
The ***-conversion.properties don't seem to recognise the element as
person so the person collection remains null and with lots of
intercepter errors:
Unexpected Exception caught setting 'contacts%5B0%5D.firstName' on
'class easybed.web.struts2.ContactsAction: Error setting expression
'contacts%5B0%5D.firstName' with value '[Ljava.lang.String;@284bf3'
Dojo 0.4.3 used to work ok (probably it didn't encode `[`
characters). I realise this is a borderline S2 issue since it ships
with 0.4.3 but it will eventually have to support 0.9 and will have
to solve the issue.
Has anyone come across this and have a workaround/solution for the
time being?
Thanks,
Oz
Re: [S2] dojo 0.9 and ***-conversion.properties
Posted by "David Durham, Jr." <da...@gmail.com>.
On 8/1/07, Oguz Kologlu <oz...@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
> Unexpected Exception caught setting 'contacts%5B0%5D.firstName' on
> 'class easybed.web.struts2.ContactsAction: Error setting expression
> 'contacts%5B0%5D.firstName' with value '[Ljava.lang.String;@284bf3'
>
> Dojo 0.4.3 used to work ok (probably it didn't encode `[`
> characters). I realise this is a borderline S2 issue since it ships
> with 0.4.3 but it will eventually have to support 0.9 and will have
> to solve the issue.
Only thing I can think of is that maybe the parameter name is being
double escaped with JavaScript. You might be able to test this by
manually forming a URL like:
http://.../MyAction.do?contacts%5B0%5D.firstName=value
and seeing if the value is set properly in your action. I think it
should be. But, if you make the following request:
http://.../MyAction.do?contacts%255B0%255D.firstName=value
which has the parameter name contacts[0].firstName in a double-escaped
form, maybe you can reproduce your error. If the first URL is fine,
but the second URL fails with the exception you're seeing, then you're
double-escaping in your browser. Could be a dojo bug, or just
something that's changed from 0.4.3 to 0.9 that users need to be aware
of. Not sure.
HTH,
Dave
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