In my Spring boot application, I'm sending the POST data with the following (e.g) params:
data: {
'title': 'title',
'tags': [ 'one', 'two' ],
'latitude': 20,
'longitude': 20,
'files': [ ], // this comes from a file input and shall be handled as multipart file
}
In my @Controller I have:
@RequestMapping(
value = "/new/upload", method = RequestMethod.POST,
produces = BaseController.MIME_JSON, consumes = BaseController.MIME_JSON
)
public @ResponseBody HttpResponse performSpotUpload(final SpotDTO spot) {
// ...
}
where SpotDTO is a non-POJO class with all getters and setters.
public class SpotDTO implements DataTransferObject {
@JsonProperty("title")
private String title;
@JsonProperty("tags")
private String[] tags;
@JsonProperty("latitude")
private double latitude;
@JsonProperty("longitude")
private double longitude;
@JsonProperty("files")
private MultipartFile[] multipartFiles;
// all getters and setters
}
Unfortunately all fields are null when I receive the request. Spring is unable to map the parameters to my DTO object.
I guess I'm missing some configuration but I do not know which one.
Other similar questions are resolved by just setting fields accessors on the DTO class. This does not work for me.
Also I have noticed that if I specify each parameter in the method:
@RequestParam("title") final String title,
the method is not even reached by the request. I can see the incoming request in a LoggingInterceptor preHandle method, but nothing in postHandle. A 404 response is sent back.
I think you're just missing the @RequestBody annotation on your parameter:
@RequestMapping(
value = "/new/upload", method = RequestMethod.POST,
produces = BaseController.MIME_JSON, consumes = BaseController.MIME_JSON
)
public @ResponseBody HttpResponse performSpotUpload(@RequestBody final SpotDTO spot) {
// ...
}
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