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I am trying to pass a list of objects to Apex from an LWC controller, and it looks like the Apex controller is getting the right sized list, but nothing is populated. Does anybody have any idea of what could be the problem?
Component JS code
refreshPeople() {
let xxx = ;
xxx.push({name : 'aaa', email : 'bbb'});
xxx.push({name : '111', email : '222'});
getPeople({peopleInfo: xxx})
.then(result => {
console.log('#### HERE');
this.allPeople2 = result;
})
.catch(error => {
//Error Handling goes here
});
}
Apex:
@AuraEnabled(cacheable = true)
public static List<EmailPerson> getPeople(List<EmailPerson> peopleInfo) {
try {
System.debug('####' + peopleInfo);
return null;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new AuraHandledException(e.getMessage() + ' ' + e.getStackTraceString());
}
}
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id;
@AuraEnabled
public String name;
@AuraEnabled
public String email;
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId;
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName;
}
Note: I've tried @wire, the behavior is the same. The list sees the two items, but none the values on the properties are assigned
<17:00:38:006 USER_DEBUG [20]|DEBUG|####(EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null], EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null])
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I am trying to pass a list of objects to Apex from an LWC controller, and it looks like the Apex controller is getting the right sized list, but nothing is populated. Does anybody have any idea of what could be the problem?
Component JS code
refreshPeople() {
let xxx = ;
xxx.push({name : 'aaa', email : 'bbb'});
xxx.push({name : '111', email : '222'});
getPeople({peopleInfo: xxx})
.then(result => {
console.log('#### HERE');
this.allPeople2 = result;
})
.catch(error => {
//Error Handling goes here
});
}
Apex:
@AuraEnabled(cacheable = true)
public static List<EmailPerson> getPeople(List<EmailPerson> peopleInfo) {
try {
System.debug('####' + peopleInfo);
return null;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new AuraHandledException(e.getMessage() + ' ' + e.getStackTraceString());
}
}
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id;
@AuraEnabled
public String name;
@AuraEnabled
public String email;
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId;
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName;
}
Note: I've tried @wire, the behavior is the same. The list sees the two items, but none the values on the properties are assigned
<17:00:38:006 USER_DEBUG [20]|DEBUG|####(EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null], EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null])
apex lightning-web-components
asked Apr 9 at 0:05
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
add a comment |
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3
I am trying to pass a list of objects to Apex from an LWC controller, and it looks like the Apex controller is getting the right sized list, but nothing is populated. Does anybody have any idea of what could be the problem?
Component JS code
refreshPeople() {
let xxx = ;
xxx.push({name : 'aaa', email : 'bbb'});
xxx.push({name : '111', email : '222'});
getPeople({peopleInfo: xxx})
.then(result => {
console.log('#### HERE');
this.allPeople2 = result;
})
.catch(error => {
//Error Handling goes here
});
}
Apex:
@AuraEnabled(cacheable = true)
public static List<EmailPerson> getPeople(List<EmailPerson> peopleInfo) {
try {
System.debug('####' + peopleInfo);
return null;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new AuraHandledException(e.getMessage() + ' ' + e.getStackTraceString());
}
}
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id;
@AuraEnabled
public String name;
@AuraEnabled
public String email;
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId;
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName;
}
Note: I've tried @wire, the behavior is the same. The list sees the two items, but none the values on the properties are assigned
<17:00:38:006 USER_DEBUG [20]|DEBUG|####(EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null], EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null])
apex lightning-web-components
asked Apr 9 at 0:05
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
I am trying to pass a list of objects to Apex from an LWC controller, and it looks like the Apex controller is getting the right sized list, but nothing is populated. Does anybody have any idea of what could be the problem?
Component JS code
refreshPeople() {
let xxx = ;
xxx.push({name : 'aaa', email : 'bbb'});
xxx.push({name : '111', email : '222'});
getPeople({peopleInfo: xxx})
.then(result => {
console.log('#### HERE');
this.allPeople2 = result;
})
.catch(error => {
//Error Handling goes here
});
}
Apex:
@AuraEnabled(cacheable = true)
public static List<EmailPerson> getPeople(List<EmailPerson> peopleInfo) {
try {
System.debug('####' + peopleInfo);
return null;
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new AuraHandledException(e.getMessage() + ' ' + e.getStackTraceString());
}
}
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id;
@AuraEnabled
public String name;
@AuraEnabled
public String email;
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId;
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName;
}
Note: I've tried @wire, the behavior is the same. The list sees the two items, but none the values on the properties are assigned
<17:00:38:006 USER_DEBUG [20]|DEBUG|####(EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null], EmailPerson:[email=null, name=null])
apex lightning-web-components
apex lightning-web-components
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After 2 hours of struggling, and only 5 minutes after posting, here is the answer:
You have to add add {get;set;} explicitly for this to work. Changing my inner class to the below fixed the problem.
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String name {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String email {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName {get;set;}
}
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
3
Its so weird that they expect this and just @auraEnabled is not sufficient .Will be curious for explanation from SFDC LWC Product team why do we need get and set on properties .
– Mohith Shrivastava
Apr 9 at 0:26
1
I’d love to hear it as well. That’s 2 hours of the clients time down the drain.
– Sebastian Kessel
Apr 9 at 0:27
This is exactly why I avoid wrappers and use theMap<String, Object>datatypes.
– tsalb
Apr 9 at 2:41
FYI, I made an answer here about dealing with complex datatypes without wrappers.
– tsalb
2 days ago
I used the Map approach a lot with aura, but for things as simple as what I needed I should’ve been able to just pass an object. Making me be explicit with getter and setters is counter intuitive
– Sebastian Kessel
2 days ago
add a comment |
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After 2 hours of struggling, and only 5 minutes after posting, here is the answer:
You have to add add {get;set;} explicitly for this to work. Changing my inner class to the below fixed the problem.
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String name {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String email {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName {get;set;}
}
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
3
Its so weird that they expect this and just @auraEnabled is not sufficient .Will be curious for explanation from SFDC LWC Product team why do we need get and set on properties .
– Mohith Shrivastava
Apr 9 at 0:26
1
I’d love to hear it as well. That’s 2 hours of the clients time down the drain.
– Sebastian Kessel
Apr 9 at 0:27
This is exactly why I avoid wrappers and use theMap<String, Object>datatypes.
– tsalb
Apr 9 at 2:41
FYI, I made an answer here about dealing with complex datatypes without wrappers.
– tsalb
2 days ago
I used the Map approach a lot with aura, but for things as simple as what I needed I should’ve been able to just pass an object. Making me be explicit with getter and setters is counter intuitive
– Sebastian Kessel
2 days ago
add a comment |
3
After 2 hours of struggling, and only 5 minutes after posting, here is the answer:
You have to add add {get;set;} explicitly for this to work. Changing my inner class to the below fixed the problem.
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String name {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String email {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName {get;set;}
}
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
3
Its so weird that they expect this and just @auraEnabled is not sufficient .Will be curious for explanation from SFDC LWC Product team why do we need get and set on properties .
– Mohith Shrivastava
Apr 9 at 0:26
1
I’d love to hear it as well. That’s 2 hours of the clients time down the drain.
– Sebastian Kessel
Apr 9 at 0:27
This is exactly why I avoid wrappers and use theMap<String, Object>datatypes.
– tsalb
Apr 9 at 2:41
FYI, I made an answer here about dealing with complex datatypes without wrappers.
– tsalb
2 days ago
I used the Map approach a lot with aura, but for things as simple as what I needed I should’ve been able to just pass an object. Making me be explicit with getter and setters is counter intuitive
– Sebastian Kessel
2 days ago
add a comment |
3
3
3
After 2 hours of struggling, and only 5 minutes after posting, here is the answer:
You have to add add {get;set;} explicitly for this to work. Changing my inner class to the below fixed the problem.
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String name {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String email {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName {get;set;}
}
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
After 2 hours of struggling, and only 5 minutes after posting, here is the answer:
You have to add add {get;set;} explicitly for this to work. Changing my inner class to the below fixed the problem.
public class EmailPerson {
@AuraEnabled
public Id id {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String name {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String email {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public Id recordTypeId {get;set;}
@AuraEnabled
public String recordTypeName {get;set;}
}
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
9,08862239
answered Apr 9 at 0:11
Sebastian KesselSebastian Kessel
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3
Its so weird that they expect this and just @auraEnabled is not sufficient .Will be curious for explanation from SFDC LWC Product team why do we need get and set on properties .
– Mohith Shrivastava
Apr 9 at 0:26
1
I’d love to hear it as well. That’s 2 hours of the clients time down the drain.
– Sebastian Kessel
Apr 9 at 0:27
This is exactly why I avoid wrappers and use theMap<String, Object>datatypes.
– tsalb
Apr 9 at 2:41
FYI, I made an answer here about dealing with complex datatypes without wrappers.
– tsalb
2 days ago
I used the Map approach a lot with aura, but for things as simple as what I needed I should’ve been able to just pass an object. Making me be explicit with getter and setters is counter intuitive
– Sebastian Kessel
2 days ago
add a comment |
3
Its so weird that they expect this and just @auraEnabled is not sufficient .Will be curious for explanation from SFDC LWC Product team why do we need get and set on properties .
– Mohith Shrivastava
Apr 9 at 0:26
1
I’d love to hear it as well. That’s 2 hours of the clients time down the drain.
– Sebastian Kessel
Apr 9 at 0:27
This is exactly why I avoid wrappers and use theMap<String, Object>datatypes.
– tsalb
Apr 9 at 2:41
FYI, I made an answer here about dealing with complex datatypes without wrappers.
– tsalb
2 days ago
I used the Map approach a lot with aura, but for things as simple as what I needed I should’ve been able to just pass an object. Making me be explicit with getter and setters is counter intuitive
– Sebastian Kessel
2 days ago
3
3
Its so weird that they expect this and just @auraEnabled is not sufficient .Will be curious for explanation from SFDC LWC Product team why do we need get and set on properties .
– Mohith Shrivastava
Apr 9 at 0:26
Its so weird that they expect this and just @auraEnabled is not sufficient .Will be curious for explanation from SFDC LWC Product team why do we need get and set on properties .
– Mohith Shrivastava
Apr 9 at 0:26
1
1
I’d love to hear it as well. That’s 2 hours of the clients time down the drain.
– Sebastian Kessel
Apr 9 at 0:27
I’d love to hear it as well. That’s 2 hours of the clients time down the drain.
– Sebastian Kessel
Apr 9 at 0:27
This is exactly why I avoid wrappers and use the
Map<String, Object> datatypes.– tsalb
Apr 9 at 2:41
This is exactly why I avoid wrappers and use the
Map<String, Object> datatypes.– tsalb
Apr 9 at 2:41
FYI, I made an answer here about dealing with complex datatypes without wrappers.
– tsalb
2 days ago
FYI, I made an answer here about dealing with complex datatypes without wrappers.
– tsalb
2 days ago
I used the Map approach a lot with aura, but for things as simple as what I needed I should’ve been able to just pass an object. Making me be explicit with getter and setters is counter intuitive
– Sebastian Kessel
2 days ago
I used the Map approach a lot with aura, but for things as simple as what I needed I should’ve been able to just pass an object. Making me be explicit with getter and setters is counter intuitive
– Sebastian Kessel
2 days ago
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