Sending document as a parameter for an event to insert into a collection : GameSparks

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Ali Burak Kulakli

started a topic over 6 years ago

Hello,

There is an object I want to add into a collection on Unity. I created a JSON from that object with this code and tried to send an event.

        GameSparks.Api.Requests.LogEventRequest request = new GameSparks.Api.Requests.LogEventRequest();
        request.SetEventKey("MY_EVENT");
        request.SetEventAttribute("MY_COLLECTION", "MyCollection");
        request.SetEventAttribute("MY_DOCUMENT", JsonUtility.ToJson(myObject));
        request.Send(...)

However, on the cloud code, I could not managed to insert that JSON document into the collection "MyCollection"

var collectionName = Spark.getData().MY_COLLECTION
var doc = Spark.getData().MY_DOCUMENT
var collection = Spark.runtimeCollection(collectionName);
collection.insert(doc)

The error I get is

Cannot convert to org.mozilla.javascript.NativeObject (299640-event-MY_EVENT_NAME#10)

Note: I've changed the code to describe the problem clearly.

Best Answer

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Customer Support said about 6 years ago

Hi Adrian,

You might try stringify it on the server side, than replace out all the non valid characters, seems to be mainly the backslashes, than parse it to JSON.

Hope this helps,

- Steve

Customer Support

said over 6 years ago

Hi Ali,

This problem you are having is happening as a result of JsonUtility.ToJson(myObject), use GSDataRequest instead, you can see the documentation with an example here.

Hope this helps,

- Tony.

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Adrian Gomez

said about 6 years ago

I am having the same issue. Unfortunately, I don't control how the request is sent. Is there anything I can do on the GameSparks side? Here is my error:

  "error": "Cannot convert {\"Properties\":[],\"Name\":\"\",\"Children\":[{\"Properties\":[{\"Name\":\"rowCount\",\"Value\":1},{\"Name\":\"columnCount\",\"Value\":13},{\"Name\":\"0-1-name\",\"Value\":\"gameId\"},{\"Name\":\"0-1-type\",\"Value\":1},{\"Name\":\"0-2-name\",\"Value\":\"playerOne\"},{\"Name\":\"0-2-type\",\"Value\":1},{\"Name\":\"0-3-name\",\"Value\":\"playerTwo\"},{\"Name\":\"0-3-type\",\"Value\":1},{\"Name\":\"0-4-name\",\"Value\":\"move1\"},{\"Name\":\"0-4-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-5-name\",\"Value\":\"move2\"},{\"Name\":\"0-5-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-6-name\",\"Value\":\"move3\"},{\"Name\":\"0-6-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-7-name\",\"Value\":\"move4\"},{\"Name\":\"0-7-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-8-name\",\"Value\":\"move5\"},{\"Name\":\"0-8-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-9-name\",\"Value\":\"move6\"},{\"Name\":\"0-9-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-10-name\",\"Value\":\"move7\"},{\"Name\":\"0-10-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-11-name\",\"Value\":\"move8\"},{\"Name\":\"0-11-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-12-name\",\"Value\":\"move9\"},{\"Name\":\"0-12-type\",\"Value\":2},{\"Name\":\"0-13-name\",\"Value\":\"status\"},{\"Name\":\"0-13-type\",\"Value\":2}],\"Name\":\"id731395_headers\",\"Children\":[]},{\"Properties\":[{\"Name\":\"1\",\"Value\":\"|345|w2343|w23456|2|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|\"}],\"Name\":\"id731395\",\"Children\":[]}]} to org.mozilla.javascript.NativeObject (callbacks/multiplayer.js#11)",

Customer Support

said about 6 years ago

Answer

Hi Adrian,

You might try stringify it on the server side, than replace out all the non valid characters, seems to be mainly the backslashes, than parse it to JSON.

Hope this helps,

- Steve

Customer Support

said about 6 years ago

It might be also worth checking out this tutorial serializing c# objects directly to GSData before sending them...
https://docs.gamesparks.com/tutorials/database-access-and-cloud-storage/c-sharp-object-serialization-for-gamesparks.html

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