Is it possible to dynamically create a list for anorm's "on" method?
I have a form with optional inputs and currently I check each Option and create a list with the defined Options and am trying to pass this through to anorm. Currently I get this compilation error
type mismatch; found : List[java.io.Serializable] required: (Any, anorm.ParameterValue[_])
I'm not sure how I would go about creating this list. Current code :
val onList = List(
'school_id = input.school,
if(input.rooms isDefined) ('rooms -> input.rooms) else "None" ,
if(input.bathrooms isDefined) ('bathrooms -> input.bathrooms) else "None" ,
if(input.houseType isDefined) ('houseType -> input.houseType) else "None" ,
if(input.priceLow isDefined) ('priceLow -> input.priceLow) else "None" ,
if(input.priceHigh isDefined) ('priceHigh -> input.priceHigh) else "None" ,
if(input.utilities isDefined) ('utilities -> input.utilities) else "None"
).filter(_!="None")
SQL("SELECT * FROM Houses WHERE " + whereString).on(onList).as(sqlToHouse *)
I've tried doing this because initially I thought it would be the same as
.on('rooms -> input.rooms, 'bathroom -> input.bathrooms... etc)
EDIT:
Code is now:
val onList = Seq(
('school_id -> input.school),
if(input.rooms isDefined) ('rooms -> input.rooms.get) else None ,
if(input.bathrooms isDefined) ('bathrooms -> input.bathrooms.get) else None ,
if(input.houseType isDefined) ('houseType -> input.houseType.get) else None ,
if(input.priceLow isDefined) ('priceLow -> input.priceLow.get) else None ,
if(input.priceHigh isDefined) ('priceHigh -> input.priceHigh.get) else None ,
if(input.utilities isDefined) ('utilities -> input.utilities.get) else None
).filter(_!=None).asInstanceOf[Seq[(Any,anorm.ParameterValue[_])]]
using SQL command:
SQL("SELECT * FROM Houses WHERE " + whereString).on(onList:_*).as(sqlToHouse *)
Now getting the exception
[ClassCastException: java.lang.Integer cannot be cast to anorm.ParameterValue]
You can have a look at multivalue parameter is next Anorm (coming Play 2.3/master).
The important thing is that you have to create values of type
ParameterValue
. This is normally done using thetoParameterValue()
function.One way would be to create a sequence of Options that you flatten:
This sequence can then be mapped to correct values:
This can be simplified like this:
Or maybe the simplest solution would be this:
So I ended up just calling on multiple times.