Here is a example:
// AController.java
@PostMapping
public String add(@RequestBody @Validated Form form) {
...
}
// Form.java
@Data
public class Form {
private String aType;
private String bAbc;
private Integer cDef;
}
request:
{
"aType":"123",
"bAbc":"abc",
"cDef":1
}
All of the field in object 'from' will be null.
Comment From: xixingya
because jackson default use legacyManglePropertyName this logic is
After removing set, the first letter set lowercase,
After the second letter is lowercase, compare it with the lowercase of the second letter. If it is all lowercase, then directly connect it and return,
If the second letter is capitalized, use the lowercase case, connect it, and look for the next letter until you find a lowercase letter.
you can use @JsonProperty("aType") fix it, or use gson etc.
Comment From: jojocodeX
spring allows you to customize HttpMessageConverters and replace the default configuration of the framework
Comment From: q1bksuu
because jackson default use legacyManglePropertyName this logic is
After removing set, the first letter set lowercase,
After the second letter is lowercase, compare it with the lowercase of the second letter. If it is all lowercase, then directly connect it and return,
If the second letter is capitalized, use the lowercase case, connect it, and look for the next letter until you find a lowercase letter.
you can use @JsonProperty("aType") fix it, or use gson etc.
ok,thanks
Comment From: q1bksuu
spring allows you to customize HttpMessageConverters and replace the default configuration of the framework
ok,thanks