Cpu cpu = new Cpu("intel", 3.3);
Screen screen = new Screen(16, 9, "samsung");
Student student = new Student();
Computer computer = student.assembling(cpu,screen);
cpu.setName("intell");
Object[] objectArray = new Object[4];
objectArray[0] = cpu;
objectArray[1] = screen;
objectArray[2] = "2";
objectArray[3] = "3";
List<Object> list1 = new ArrayList<>();
list1.add(objectArray);
list1.add(computer);
String s = JSON.toJSONString(list1);
System.out.println(s);the output is [[{"name":"intell","speed":3.3},{"length":16,"name":"samsung","width":9},"2","3"],{"cpu":{"$ref":"$[0].null"},"screen":{"$ref":"$[0].null"}}]
I don't think the ".null" is the expected output,especially when i use alibaba/arthas debugging.it makes me uncomfortable.
you can find the logic in ObjectArrayCodec.write which result in the issue
@wenshao
5条答案
按热度按时间qxsslcnc1#
please tell me which version
slsn1g292#
the version is
1.2.53
by the way,the assertEquals of Issue2132 may be like "cpu":{"$ref":"$[0].[0]"}(now the output is "cpu":{"$ref":"$[0].null")
zdwk9cvp3#
the class Computer in your Issue2132 test case don't have getters and setters @wenshao
with getters and setters,the test failed.the result is:
junit.framework.ComparisonFailure:
Expected :[[{"name":"intell","speed":3.3},{"height":9,"name":"samsung","width":16},"2","3"],{}]
Actual :[[{"name":"intell","speed":3.3},{"height":9,"name":"samsung","width":16},"2","3"],{"cpu":{"$ref":"$[0].null"},"screen":{"$ref":"$[0].null"}}]
nnt7mjpx4#
when i use
String s = JSON.toJSONString(arr, SerializerFeature.WriteClassName, SerializerFeature.PrettyFormat);
There is still the problem
7kjnsjlb5#
i use the newest version :1.2.60