问题
I have this simple domain class:
class Settings {
static constraints = {
uid(nullable: false, unique: true)
person()
}
String uid
Map person
}
and a web UI that update the data using a json request:
{"uid":1234 , person:{"first_name" : "jhon" , "last_name" : "doe"}}
in the controller code:
def json = request.JSON;
def s = new Settings(json);
it seems that s.uid is being set however the s.person Map remains empty. What am I missing?
回答1:
You can do something like the following in your controller:
def json = request.JSON;
def s = new Settings(json);
s.person = json.person;
it's ugly, but the data binding doesn't seem to handle nested json
回答2:
If you want that to work you need to convert your structure to this:
{"uid":1234 , "person.first_name": "jhon" , "person.last_name": "doe"}
回答3:
If you add this line before instantiating Settings, it will bind recursively.
JSON.use('deep')
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15067379/grails-initiating-domain-class-using-json