Hi,
So it seems the same variable is correctly read within the toString() method, and incorrectly read using the getter. And, magically, another variable (mmin) is correctly read using both. I thought it might be issues of double precision, but when I changed lamb to be 4.687, it didn't change the behaviour. The name 'lamb' also shouldn't be any problem as the same happens with 'b'.
-- I am experiencing a very strange issue with reading value from an object retrieved through RPC (the object has default constructor, implements Serializable, and has only Double, Boolean, List<Double> and some enum-types fields inside - so all serializable).
I read the object on the client side and keep getting null or undefined value when I use getter on one of its fields - a Double, however, when I try to log the whole object, the field is displayed as a correct double value.
This is a fragment of my code:
this.sshParams = (BasicSSHParameters) retrievedObjectData;
log.info("Params {}, lamb: {}, b: {}, mmin: {}", sshParams, sshParams.getLamb(), sshParams.getB(), sshParams.getMmin());
(we have a wrapper to add slf4j logging style to java.util.logging.Logger.getLogger(MyClass.class))
And what I get in the browser console is:
INFO: Params BasicSSHParameters([..], lamb=4.6872906724508825, [...], b=0.8669989980064977, mmin=0.6, [...]), lamb: undefined, b: undefined, mmin: 0.6
All the fields in BasicSSHParameters are final but we use the <set-property name="rpc.XserializeFinalFields" value="true" /> in our gwt.xml
To make the debugging worse, the problem doesn't happen always. On my local server instance it happens sometimes, and sometimes not (getLamb() then returns a proper double value), but for our team's development server it happens all the time.
We use GWT 2.8.0 (beta).
Has any of you ever experienced a similar problem? Or have any idea what might be happening?
Has any of you ever experienced a similar problem? Or have any idea what might be happening?
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