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When returning a jdbc query via json through the Jdbcqueryrest service, there is no check for null when writing the column values. This means if any column values are null it will throw a null pointer exception and get an Error 500. This can be handled by checking for null and outputting null , or alternatively you can just ignore it I guess? in any case it should try to avoid the null pointer exception.
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Hi Cameron, we'll review this fix and look to get it included in a post FP8 OpenNTF extlib release. |
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When returning a jdbc query via json through the Jdbcqueryrest service, there is no check for null when writing the column values.
This means if any column values are null it will throw a null pointer exception and get an Error 500.
This can be handled by checking for null and outputting null , or alternatively you can just ignore it and not output any property ? in any case, it should try to avoid the null pointer exception.