jqGrid使用multipleSearch产生的查询条件filters分析

This is a tutorial that shows how to handle a JSON Object that is received in a
Struts2 Action. This Example is based on the
Struts2 Grid Showcase for the
Struts2 jQuery Plugin with Grid Extension.

1). First we need to enable the Multi Search Feature for the Grid Component.

< sjg :grid id="customerstable" ... navigatorSearch="true" navigatorSearchOptions="{multipleSearch:true}" ... >

Now we can use the multiple search feature like this.


2.) After this we need a String propertyfilter in our Struts2 Action.

private String filters; public void setFilters(String filters) { this.filters = filters; }

3.) Now we receive a JSON Object when we use the Search in the Navigator of the Grid. The JSON looks like this example.

{ "groupOp":"AND", "rules":[ { "field":"customernumber", "op":"lt", "data":"200" } , { "field":"country", "op":"eq", "data":"USA" } ] }

4.) To work with this, we need to serialize this as a JSONObject.

JSONObject jsonFilter = (JSONObject) JSONSerializer.toJSON( filters );

5.) Now we can get the value from the JSON Object. First we get the parameter groupOp.

String groupOp = jsonFilter.getString("groupOp"); log.debug("groupOp :" + groupOp);

6.) Now we need the rules as JSONArray and the size of this array.

JSONArray rules = jsonFilter.getJSONArray("rules"); int rulesCount = JSONArray.getDimensions(rules)[0]; log.debug("Count Rules :" + rulesCount);

7.) In a simple for-loop we can get the values of the rule.

for (int i = 0; i < rulesCount; i++) { JSONObject rule = rules.getJSONObject(i); log.debug("field :" + rule.getString("field")); log.debug("op :" + rule.getString("op")); log.debug("data :" + rule.getString("data")); }

Now you should be able to use this values to build a custom SQL query or build an hibernate criteria.

http://code.google.com/p/struts2-jquery/wiki/