Hi, the quickstart stores custom objects (Team) and the server knows nothing about this type. The quickstart (through HotRod client) performs marshalling of a Team object and stores the marshalled object (array of bytes) into the cache, not the actual Team object. As a result, the CLI does not understand the marshalled value and returns null.
You can, however, call "get --codec=hotrod teams" and this will return you {"java.util.ArrayList":["Barcelona"]}. The CLI is able to return it because it's a known type - ArrayList, which is stored under a specific key "teams"
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I'm running boss-datagrid-server-6.1.0 and trying out the hotrod-endpoint quickstart. The quickstart is working but I can't seem to get anything from ...
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Hi, the quickstart stores custom objects (Team) and the server knows nothing about this type. The quickstart (through HotRod client) performs marshalling of a Team object and stores the marshalled object (array of bytes) into the cache, not the actual Team object. As a result, the CLI does not understand the marshalled value and returns null.
You can, however, call "get --codec=hotrod teams" and this will return you {"java.util.ArrayList":["Barcelona"]}. The CLI is able to return it because it's a known type - ArrayList, which is stored under a specific key "teams"
Hope that helps
3:11 a.m., Tuesday July 16
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