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I see a huge number of output "getName", which indicates getName() is called although it's not marked with @Property.
In this example code, there is nothing going wrong. But if the method returns an object that requires another serialization or has cyclic reference, this unexpected call is very likely to cause uncatched StackOverflowError or other errors.
This log is from my real project. You can see I eventually get
thread[fabric-txinvoke:3,5,main] 05:37:40:138 severe org.hyperledger.fabric.logger error nulljava.lang.stackoverflowerror
I'm looking at version 2.3 but I think the behavior holds for the lastest version.
The following code is based on https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-samples/tree/main/asset-transfer-basic/chaincode-java.
I deliberately wrote a recursion but it should be a factor because this method is not marked with @Property.
After I call
peer chaincode query -C mychannel -n basic -c '{"Args":["getSale"]}'
, I then check the docker logs by running (zsh)I see a huge number of output "getName", which indicates getName() is called although it's not marked with @Property.
In this example code, there is nothing going wrong. But if the method returns an object that requires another serialization or has cyclic reference, this unexpected call is very likely to cause uncatched StackOverflowError or other errors.
This log is from my real project. You can see I eventually get
infinite-call.log
I feel I should use the magic word "@JSONPropertyIgnore" on getName().
This secret word didn't appear on https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/latest/search.html?q=JSONPropertyIgnore&check_keywords=yes nor this repo.
Should we add
@JSONPropertyIgnore
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