Reputation: 47
I`m working on an application that communicates with the server, and send data to a website, respectively, receives data from that website. The data is about 5 timetable that are optional.
For e.g. if 3 timetable are set, and I want to deselect one of those, it should send to website only 2 timetable. Here is a problem.
I analyse my code, and I concluded that the problem is in the method that Convert Object to JSON String.
Here is the code:
public class PriorityResponse {
@JsonProperty("priority1")
public Priority priorityOne;
@JsonProperty("priority2")
public Priority priorityTwo;
@JsonProperty("priority3")
public Priority priorityThree;
@JsonProperty("priority4")
public Priority priorityFour;
@JsonProperty("priority5")
public Priority priorityFive;
public Priority getPriorityOne() {
return priorityOne;
}
public Priority getPriorityTwo() {
return priorityTwo;
}
public Priority getPriorityThree() {
return priorityThree;
}
public Priority getPriorityFour() {
return priorityFour;
}
public Priority getPriorityFive() {
return priorityFive;
}
public String toJsonObject(){
String jsonInString = "";
ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
//Object to JSON in String
try {
jsonInString = mapper.writeValueAsString(this);
} catch (JsonProcessingException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return jsonInString;
}
}
At this line
jsonInString = mapper.writeValueAsString(this);
the string is null, but when return jsonInString, is sending 3 timetable, not 2. If I make other changes, it sending correct data, the problem is only when I want to deselect one or more timetable.
The output should be like this when I deselect Priority4:
{"priority5":{"number":null,"timeOut":null,"timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":false,"op":true},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":true,"sun":true,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}},"priority4":{"number":null,"timeOut":null,"timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":false,"op":true},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":true,"sun":true,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}},"priority1":{"number":"1234561231","timeOut":"9","timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":false,"op":true},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":false,"sun":false,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}},"priority3":{"number":"21515211545","timeOut":"","timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":true,"op":false},"fri":false,"mon":true,"sat":false,"sun":false,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":false}},"priority2":{"number":"789123156421","timeOut":"","timeTable":{"time":{"fh":"04","fm":"02","th":"13","tm":"07","cl":false,"op":false},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":true,"sun":true,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}}}
but, it seems that, the JSON string does not refresh when I deselect one priority, because is sent that same priority that I get initial. Here is what is sent:
{"priority5":{"number":null,"timeOut":null,"timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":false,"op":true},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":true,"sun":true,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}},"priority4":{"number":"12233456545","timeOut":"6","timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":false,"op":true},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":false,"sun":false,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}},"priority1":{"number":"1234561231","timeOut":"9","timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":false,"op":true},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":false,"sun":false,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}},"priority3":{"number":"21515211545","timeOut":"5","timeTable":{"time":{"fh":null,"fm":null,"th":null,"tm":null,"cl":true,"op":false},"fri":false,"mon":true,"sat":false,"sun":false,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":false}},"priority2":{"number":"789123156421","timeOut":"5","timeTable":{"time":{"fh":"04","fm":"02","th":"13","tm":"07","cl":false,"op":false},"fri":true,"mon":true,"sat":true,"sun":true,"thu":true,"tue":true,"wed":true}}}
Upvotes: 1
Views: 3631
Reputation: 401
Does setting the serializationInclusion to NON_NULL give you what you want?
public String toJsonObject() throws IOException{
String jsonInString = "";
ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
//Object to JSON in String
try {
// Will only include non null objects
mapper.setSerializationInclusion(Inclusion.NON_NULL);
jsonInString = mapper.writeValueAsString(this);
} catch (JsonProcessingException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return jsonInString;
}
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 47
try to use com.google.gson.Gson If any attribute is null the parser is
String jsonInString = new Gson().toJson(yourObject);
results:
{
"priorityOne":{},
"priorityTwo":{},
...
}
Upvotes: 1