Re: Missing POST attribute value In Spring controller sent from JSP component Ajax call.

[Ravi Kota]

Hi Imtiaz,

Looks like CF22 does some unnecessary update in jar which is causing this issue for you.

Anyway, is this single portlet ? If then request object got corrupted since it was working before to fix pack upgrade. I would suggest open PMR to get permanent solution.

Regards,

Ravi

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On Aug 28, 2017, at 3:45 AM, Syed Imtiaz <syed....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Guys...

I hope all are doing well. I am having one issue in spring framework controller.

Components being used are AJAX and Spring4 controller to serve ajax calls on portal server.

From JSP component I am sending post attributes which is JSON object and at receiving end it is being received using "@RequestBody String object". This is a working code until fix pack update tried for portal server and since then we are facing the issue where this content ID is being received empty/null.

parameter is visible while sending in request object as well as console print through debugging from browser but in application logs at controller's receiving end its empty.

If this is known issue please let know in between I am trying to figure out as usual and will post back if found fix for this. I feel this is silly issue which only need a third eye :-)

version being used to demonstrate

Name                  IBM WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment

Version               8.0.0.13

Name           IBM WebSphere Portal 

Version        8.0.0.1  wp8001CF22

Regards,

Imtiaz

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[Syed Imtiaz]

Sorry forgot to mention, it is not a portlet application but a regular spring based web application. 

[Ravi Kota]

Looks like spring jars causing this problem, and since you're using annotations check the java version as well. 

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