Reputation: 111
In my application, the cache key is nullable, so I just wanna put it in cache when the key is not null.
I've tried a lot of different ways but it looks like Spring Cache always want a none empty key. Otherwise it throws Exception:
IllegalArgumentException: Null key returned for cache operation (maybe you are using named params on classes without debug info?) Builder[public com.madme.sharding.model.App com.madme.sharding.service.impl.AppServiceImpl.saveOrUpdateApp(com.madme.sharding.model.App)] caches=[appsCache] | key='#result.uuid' | keyGenerator='' | cacheManager='redisCacheManager' | cacheResolver='' | condition='' | unless='#p0.uuid == null' Ref: 1490185514616_gcfal96
I thought if I specified 'unless' condition like below, it should just ignore this CachePut without throwing any exceptions.
// I've tried #result.uuid and #p0.uuid, same output
@CachePut(value = APPS_CACHE, cacheManager = "redisCacheManager", key = "#result.uuid", unless = "#result.uuid == null")
public App saveOrUpdateApp(App app) {
return appRepository.saveAndFlush(app);
}
Any one has any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 6961
Reputation: 1
Example
@Cacheable(value = "panDetailsCache", key = "#panMasterData.data?.idNumber ? : 'defaultKey'") public String getPANDetails(PanMasterData panMasterData) throws InterruptedException {
// ... your logic to get PAN details ...
}
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 111
'condition="#p0.uuid != null"' worked... Didn't recognize that the blacklist ('unless') and whitelist ('condition') aren't checked at the same time. 'condition' is applied before key generation while 'unless' is applied after. Thank you v much @M.Deinum
Upvotes: 3