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In this case, it seems it uses an incorrect database column field otherField instead of other_field (I use the default naming from Spring JDBC).
Note: the reason I want to use the default Sort from Spring is because it integrates better into Spring Web (e.g. automatic argument resolving, configuration, annotating default sorts, etc) and because the QSort from QueryDSL includes a lot of sensitive stuff that get's included in the JSON serialisation (I might want to report that over there).
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Hi, small question.
I am able to apply sorting using
QSort
successfully, for example:This works perfect, and it uses the generated mapping from
QFoo.foo
.However, when I use Springs default
Sort
, things get messy:In this case, it seems it uses an incorrect database column field
otherField
instead ofother_field
(I use the default naming from Spring JDBC).Note: the reason I want to use the default
Sort
from Spring is because it integrates better into Spring Web (e.g. automatic argument resolving, configuration, annotating default sorts, etc) and because theQSort
from QueryDSL includes a lot of sensitive stuff that get's included in the JSON serialisation (I might want to report that over there).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: