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[BUG] posting generic multiple records "List<T>" doesn't work. #607
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Same thing for IOGI:
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Some news for this problem? |
Not yet... It's not an easy fix, because we don't have access to the class that binds T at the point its properties are being set... So we'd have to change a lot of code to support this case, we have to think more about it... Do you want to start the fix and I'll guide you through the code? |
I'll start fix when I have time. |
You don't need permission, you can just click on the Fork button and commit On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 6:12 PM, Esteban A. Bett
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Ok, thank you. The solution was an error. I'll try to find a fix to this 2014-04-24 23:50 GMT-03:00 Lucas Cavalcanti [email protected]:
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This problem was found in vraptor-3.5.2 and vraptor-3.5.4-SNAPSHOT.
I try with OGNL 2.7.3 and IOGI 1.0.0
I have this method in a abstract controller.
Vraptor Exception:
T is defined in the child class that extends BaseController for example:
The post go to "user/removeMany", so the method is in the UserController.
I think that is possible found a way to solve this problem.
I don't want to create a converter for each domain class.
In this example, single generic type parameter works well.
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