How to load two load two models in @RequestBody at a time in Spring REST Controller










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I am new to spring. I want to load data in two models Trade and Skill.
Written code sample is here -
Controller Code -



 @PostMapping("/create")
public String Create(@RequestBody TradeSkill tradeskill)
System.out.println(tradeskill);
return "record is created";



Parent Request Body -



class TradeSkill 
@Autowired
protected Skill skill;
@Autowired
protected Trade trade;

public TradeSkill()
super();
// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub

@Override
public String toString()
return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




Json is -




"skill" :
"name" : "new skill"
,
"trade" :
"trade_name" : "Trade"




Console Output is -
TradeSkill [skill=null, trade=null]



What am i doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated.










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  • TradeSklll class not properly implemented. @Autowired not required. Need parameterized constructor and getter-setter. Trade and Skill classes should follow the same.

    – bittu
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:31











  • I think you should be read @Autowried before you use it :).

    – phuchoangmai
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:33















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I am new to spring. I want to load data in two models Trade and Skill.
Written code sample is here -
Controller Code -



 @PostMapping("/create")
public String Create(@RequestBody TradeSkill tradeskill)
System.out.println(tradeskill);
return "record is created";



Parent Request Body -



class TradeSkill 
@Autowired
protected Skill skill;
@Autowired
protected Trade trade;

public TradeSkill()
super();
// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub

@Override
public String toString()
return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




Json is -




"skill" :
"name" : "new skill"
,
"trade" :
"trade_name" : "Trade"




Console Output is -
TradeSkill [skill=null, trade=null]



What am i doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated.










share|improve this question
























  • TradeSklll class not properly implemented. @Autowired not required. Need parameterized constructor and getter-setter. Trade and Skill classes should follow the same.

    – bittu
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:31











  • I think you should be read @Autowried before you use it :).

    – phuchoangmai
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:33













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I am new to spring. I want to load data in two models Trade and Skill.
Written code sample is here -
Controller Code -



 @PostMapping("/create")
public String Create(@RequestBody TradeSkill tradeskill)
System.out.println(tradeskill);
return "record is created";



Parent Request Body -



class TradeSkill 
@Autowired
protected Skill skill;
@Autowired
protected Trade trade;

public TradeSkill()
super();
// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub

@Override
public String toString()
return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




Json is -




"skill" :
"name" : "new skill"
,
"trade" :
"trade_name" : "Trade"




Console Output is -
TradeSkill [skill=null, trade=null]



What am i doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated.










share|improve this question
















I am new to spring. I want to load data in two models Trade and Skill.
Written code sample is here -
Controller Code -



 @PostMapping("/create")
public String Create(@RequestBody TradeSkill tradeskill)
System.out.println(tradeskill);
return "record is created";



Parent Request Body -



class TradeSkill 
@Autowired
protected Skill skill;
@Autowired
protected Trade trade;

public TradeSkill()
super();
// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub

@Override
public String toString()
return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




Json is -




"skill" :
"name" : "new skill"
,
"trade" :
"trade_name" : "Trade"




Console Output is -
TradeSkill [skill=null, trade=null]



What am i doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated.







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  • TradeSklll class not properly implemented. @Autowired not required. Need parameterized constructor and getter-setter. Trade and Skill classes should follow the same.

    – bittu
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:31











  • I think you should be read @Autowried before you use it :).

    – phuchoangmai
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:33

















  • TradeSklll class not properly implemented. @Autowired not required. Need parameterized constructor and getter-setter. Trade and Skill classes should follow the same.

    – bittu
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:31











  • I think you should be read @Autowried before you use it :).

    – phuchoangmai
    Nov 15 '18 at 5:33
















TradeSklll class not properly implemented. @Autowired not required. Need parameterized constructor and getter-setter. Trade and Skill classes should follow the same.

– bittu
Nov 15 '18 at 5:31





TradeSklll class not properly implemented. @Autowired not required. Need parameterized constructor and getter-setter. Trade and Skill classes should follow the same.

– bittu
Nov 15 '18 at 5:31













I think you should be read @Autowried before you use it :).

– phuchoangmai
Nov 15 '18 at 5:33





I think you should be read @Autowried before you use it :).

– phuchoangmai
Nov 15 '18 at 5:33












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Please consider doing following:



  1. Drop @Autowired from TradeSkill, add getters and setters for trade and skill fields.


  2. Make sure that name and tradeName fields within Skill and Trade models respectively also got getters and setters.


  3. Fix your request json, replace trade_name with tradeName.






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    As @Bohdan Levchenko suggested in his answer, classes should look like below:



    TradeSkill.java



    public class TradeSkill 
    protected Skill skill;
    protected Trade trade;

    public Skill getSkill()
    return skill;


    public void setSkill(Skill skill)
    this.skill = skill;


    public Trade getTrade()
    return trade;


    public void setTrade(Trade trade)
    this.trade = trade;


    @Override
    public String toString()
    return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




    Trade.java



    public class Trade 
    private String trade_name;

    public String getTrade_name()
    return trade_name;


    public void setTrade_name(String trade_name)
    this.trade_name = trade_name;




    Skill.java



    public class Skill 
    private String name;

    public String getName()
    return name;


    public void setName(String name)
    this.name = name;




    Requested JSON should be like:




    "skill" :
    "name" : "new skill"
    ,
    "trade" :
    "trade_name" : "Trade"







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      Please consider doing following:



      1. Drop @Autowired from TradeSkill, add getters and setters for trade and skill fields.


      2. Make sure that name and tradeName fields within Skill and Trade models respectively also got getters and setters.


      3. Fix your request json, replace trade_name with tradeName.






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        Please consider doing following:



        1. Drop @Autowired from TradeSkill, add getters and setters for trade and skill fields.


        2. Make sure that name and tradeName fields within Skill and Trade models respectively also got getters and setters.


        3. Fix your request json, replace trade_name with tradeName.






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          Please consider doing following:



          1. Drop @Autowired from TradeSkill, add getters and setters for trade and skill fields.


          2. Make sure that name and tradeName fields within Skill and Trade models respectively also got getters and setters.


          3. Fix your request json, replace trade_name with tradeName.






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          Please consider doing following:



          1. Drop @Autowired from TradeSkill, add getters and setters for trade and skill fields.


          2. Make sure that name and tradeName fields within Skill and Trade models respectively also got getters and setters.


          3. Fix your request json, replace trade_name with tradeName.







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              As @Bohdan Levchenko suggested in his answer, classes should look like below:



              TradeSkill.java



              public class TradeSkill 
              protected Skill skill;
              protected Trade trade;

              public Skill getSkill()
              return skill;


              public void setSkill(Skill skill)
              this.skill = skill;


              public Trade getTrade()
              return trade;


              public void setTrade(Trade trade)
              this.trade = trade;


              @Override
              public String toString()
              return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




              Trade.java



              public class Trade 
              private String trade_name;

              public String getTrade_name()
              return trade_name;


              public void setTrade_name(String trade_name)
              this.trade_name = trade_name;




              Skill.java



              public class Skill 
              private String name;

              public String getName()
              return name;


              public void setName(String name)
              this.name = name;




              Requested JSON should be like:




              "skill" :
              "name" : "new skill"
              ,
              "trade" :
              "trade_name" : "Trade"







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                As @Bohdan Levchenko suggested in his answer, classes should look like below:



                TradeSkill.java



                public class TradeSkill 
                protected Skill skill;
                protected Trade trade;

                public Skill getSkill()
                return skill;


                public void setSkill(Skill skill)
                this.skill = skill;


                public Trade getTrade()
                return trade;


                public void setTrade(Trade trade)
                this.trade = trade;


                @Override
                public String toString()
                return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




                Trade.java



                public class Trade 
                private String trade_name;

                public String getTrade_name()
                return trade_name;


                public void setTrade_name(String trade_name)
                this.trade_name = trade_name;




                Skill.java



                public class Skill 
                private String name;

                public String getName()
                return name;


                public void setName(String name)
                this.name = name;




                Requested JSON should be like:




                "skill" :
                "name" : "new skill"
                ,
                "trade" :
                "trade_name" : "Trade"







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                  As @Bohdan Levchenko suggested in his answer, classes should look like below:



                  TradeSkill.java



                  public class TradeSkill 
                  protected Skill skill;
                  protected Trade trade;

                  public Skill getSkill()
                  return skill;


                  public void setSkill(Skill skill)
                  this.skill = skill;


                  public Trade getTrade()
                  return trade;


                  public void setTrade(Trade trade)
                  this.trade = trade;


                  @Override
                  public String toString()
                  return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




                  Trade.java



                  public class Trade 
                  private String trade_name;

                  public String getTrade_name()
                  return trade_name;


                  public void setTrade_name(String trade_name)
                  this.trade_name = trade_name;




                  Skill.java



                  public class Skill 
                  private String name;

                  public String getName()
                  return name;


                  public void setName(String name)
                  this.name = name;




                  Requested JSON should be like:




                  "skill" :
                  "name" : "new skill"
                  ,
                  "trade" :
                  "trade_name" : "Trade"







                  share|improve this answer













                  As @Bohdan Levchenko suggested in his answer, classes should look like below:



                  TradeSkill.java



                  public class TradeSkill 
                  protected Skill skill;
                  protected Trade trade;

                  public Skill getSkill()
                  return skill;


                  public void setSkill(Skill skill)
                  this.skill = skill;


                  public Trade getTrade()
                  return trade;


                  public void setTrade(Trade trade)
                  this.trade = trade;


                  @Override
                  public String toString()
                  return "TradeSkill [skill=" + skill + ", trade=" + trade + "]";




                  Trade.java



                  public class Trade 
                  private String trade_name;

                  public String getTrade_name()
                  return trade_name;


                  public void setTrade_name(String trade_name)
                  this.trade_name = trade_name;




                  Skill.java



                  public class Skill 
                  private String name;

                  public String getName()
                  return name;


                  public void setName(String name)
                  this.name = name;




                  Requested JSON should be like:




                  "skill" :
                  "name" : "new skill"
                  ,
                  "trade" :
                  "trade_name" : "Trade"








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