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Xavier NOPRE  
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 More options Oct 9 2012, 3:38 am
From: Xavier NOPRE <xno...@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2012 09:38:50 +0200
Local: Tues, Oct 9 2012 3:38 am
Subject: Re: [play-framework] Re: [2.0.3] Case problem in JSon conversion
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Hi James,

Thank you for your answer and solution, but it doesn't solve my problem,
and I don't understand why ...
In unit test, with data from YAML file, I don't have the problem, only for
object from database and only for this property ...

Thanks,

Xavier

2012/10/9 James Roper <jrop...@gmail.com>

> This has everything to do with the complexities of the Java bean naming
> conventions, and Jackson trying to guess what you want.  Play is simply
> using Jackson, so just annotate your property with @JsonProperty("uForWin")
> to explicitly map it.

> On Tuesday, 9 October 2012 02:18:08 UTC+11, Xavier wrote:

>> Hi,

>> I have an object with the attribut "uForWin".

>> In my controller, I have this code to return the object as JSon object
>> for JavaScript use :

>> play.libs.Json.toJson(object)

>> In client slide, in JavaScript, the JSON object has 2 properties with the
>> orinigal value of uForWin : uForWin and uforWin.

>> My object has other attribute and I don't have this problem for them. If
>> I rename this attribute, I never have the problem. Seems to be linked to
>> the single lowercase character at the beginning of the Java attribute.

>> Any idea or explanation ?

>> Thanks,

>> Xavier

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