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When you create a custom converter for a Foo class, Vraptor treats an element of a Foo list as the list itself when this list is inside a Foo object. For instance: suppose you have a Foo class that has a list of Foo and you try to pass some parameters to this class through request:
"foo" : "" // Creating an empty Foo instance
"foo.foosList[0]" : "1"
"foo.foosList[1]" : "2"
You also have created a converter for Foo. In this case, Vraptor throws an exception: "Unable to find converter for java.util.List". This error is fired like "foo.foosList[0]" was a list.
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When you create a custom converter for a Foo class, Vraptor treats an element of a Foo list as the list itself when this list is inside a Foo object. For instance: suppose you have a Foo class that has a list of Foo and you try to pass some parameters to this class through request:
"foo" : "" // Creating an empty Foo instance
"foo.foosList[0]" : "1"
"foo.foosList[1]" : "2"
You also have created a converter for Foo. In this case, Vraptor throws an exception: "Unable to find converter for java.util.List". This error is fired like "foo.foosList[0]" was a list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: