A very simplified example of how I use createCriteria method for getting data in my Grails application:
def c = SomeClassOfMine.createCriteria()
def projects = c.list(max: limit, offset: start) {
eq("userId", userId)
if (owner != null && owner.size() > 0) {
ilike("ownerName", owner + "%")
}
if (someParameter && someParameter.size() > 0) {
or {
ne("validated", 1)
ne("validated2", 1)
}
}
order("name", "asc")
}
On the line having or { I get NullPointerException without message. I have tried various combinations and followed closely the examples given in various places only to find that I get the same problem if I try to use and too. I know that there are other ways to get the data, but I would very mu开发者_JS百科ch like to use this approach. I failed to figure out what might be wrong by myself so... What might cause NullPointerException in such code block on or / and?
I would provide more information if I would know what is relevant in this case.
EDIT: Added an if clause (where owner is checked) to code example.
I have investigated more and find out that the problem is in if (owner != null && owner.size() > 0) {
and to be more specific, the variable name owner
. When I change the name to anything else the problem is gone. It would be very interesting if someone could explain why this is happening.
The issue is "owner" is a reserved word in Groovy. This is described in Groovy Closures. You can try placing single quotes around 'owner' so that your line of code would read:
if ('owner' != null && 'owner'.size() > 0) {
That may work. Your best option is to use a new variable name to avoid any confusion.
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