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The following code seems to demonstrate two bugs. @Column(name = "somename") @DbSerializer(JSONSerializer.class) private Integer card[][] = new Integer[Const.ACTUALLIFT + 1][Const.CJ3 + 1];
a). The serializer seems to work, but the deserializer does not seem to be invoked correctly, leading to a message when querying
com.dieselpoint.norm.DbException: Could not write value into pojo. Property: card method: public void org.owlcms.model.AthleteData.setCard(java.lang.Integer[][]) value: ((null, 50, 52, null, null, null), (50, 51, 52, 70, null, null), (null, 52, null, null, null, null), (null, null, null, null, null, null), (-50, 52, 0, null, null, null))
at com.dieselpoint.norm.sqlmakers.StandardPojoInfo.putValue(StandardPojoInfo.java:256)
at com.dieselpoint.norm.Query.results(Query.java:207)
at org.owlcms.tests.database.NormTest.AthleteDataOutIn(NormTest.java:54)
Unit tests show that the serialize-deserialize pair works as in the following snippet Integer[][] card = athlete.getCard(); String serialized = new JSONSerializer().serialize(card); Integer[][] readCard = (Integer[][]) new JSONSerializer().deserialize(serialized, Integer[][].class);
b) The "@column" annotation appears to be ignored.
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I know it's been two years, but I can look at this. I just added some support for arrays directly, so if your column is an array type, you may not need a serializer.
The following code seems to demonstrate two bugs.
@Column(name = "somename") @DbSerializer(JSONSerializer.class) private Integer card[][] = new Integer[Const.ACTUALLIFT + 1][Const.CJ3 + 1];
a). The serializer seems to work, but the deserializer does not seem to be invoked correctly, leading to a message when querying
Unit tests show that the serialize-deserialize pair works as in the following snippet
Integer[][] card = athlete.getCard(); String serialized = new JSONSerializer().serialize(card); Integer[][] readCard = (Integer[][]) new JSONSerializer().deserialize(serialized, Integer[][].class);
b) The "@column" annotation appears to be ignored.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: