In this program I have three numbers the user enters in and I am trying to get the second number in the set to display by being pulled from the DTO so that I can confirm that everything is working fine. But something is going wrong as you'll see by the output...
User Enters: 858508321,858509491,858510385
//This code is what is being executed. (Think of it as main)
private void handleSubmit(final AjaxRequestTarget target) {
List<Long> msgNums = new ArrayList<Long>();
msg_Num = Ta.getInput();
String[] Numbers = msg_Num.split(",");
for(String Number:Numbers){
msgNums.add(Long.valueOf(Number));
}
System.out.println(msgNums.get(1));
List<BulkReplayMessageDTO> brm = messageReplayDao.getMessageResults(msgNums);
System.out.println(brm.get(1).getMsgNum());
}
//This is the DAO
public class MessageReplayDao extends SimpleJdbcDaoSupport {
private final static String sql = "SELECT MSG_NBR, MSG_CPSD_DATA"
+ " FROM nti_raw_msg"
+ " WHERE THRD_NAME IS NOT null AND THRD_NAME NOT LIKE"
+ " 'out%' AND MSG_NBR IN (:messageNumbers)";
public List<BulkReplayMessageDTO> getMessageResults(final List<Long> msgNumList){
SqlParameterSource parameters = new MapSqlParameterSource()
.addValue("messageNumbers", msgNumList);
List<BulkReplayMessageDTO> result = getSimpleJdbcTemplate().query(sql, new MessageReplayMap(), parameters);
return result;
}
}
//The Map
public class MessageReplayMap implements ParameterizedRowMapper<BulkReplayMessageDTO> {
public MessageReplayMap(){
}
LobHandler lobHandler = new DefaultLobHandler();
@Override
public final BulkReplayMessageDTO mapRow(ResultSet rs, int rowNum)
throws SQLException {
final BulkReplayMessageDTO brm = new BulkReplayMessageDTO();
System.out.println(rowNum);
brm.setMsgNum(rs.getLong("MSG_NBR"));
brm.setMSG(CompressionUtils.uncompress(lobHandler.getBlobAsBytes(rs, "MSG_CPSD_DATA")));
return brm;
}
}
//And finally the DTO
public class BulkReplayMessageDTO{
private static Long msgNum;
private static String MSG;
public final Long getMsgNum() {
return msgNum;
}
public final void setMsgNum(final Long msgNumTemp) {
msgNum = msgNumTemp;
}
public final String getMSG(){
return MSG;
}
public final void setMSG(final String MSGTemp){
MSG = MSGTemp;
}
}
Notice that I have printed to the console in the handleSubmit method, and inside my map. The output I get is
858509491
0
1
2
858510385
when it should be
858509491
0
1
2
858509491
I have no clue what the problem could be since I have found other code example that are pretty much the same and mine seems to be pretty similar. I am pretty new to using Spring, so sorry if the answer is really obvious.
I have found the problem, and it was a really simple one. In the DTO the variables were made static from a previous problem I was working on. I had forgotten to get rid of it after I had fixed the issue. If I understand the meaning of static, then I had made all the instances of those variables the same. So that is why I could only print out the last number that had been entered in by the user.