We (that is to, say my student, not me) has a problem saving a dictionary consisting of [String:Clock]. Clock is a class that by itself is "Kinvey" compatible (NSObject, implements hostToKinveyPropertyMapping()). I am assuming that the reason for the error is because Kinvey can't serialize Clock, i.e., write out its individual, JSON-compatible elements. Is that correct?
Thanks for any info,
Michael
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MP Rogers
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almost 5 years ago
Hi, Wani:
We solved the problem by re-architecting the app to embed the String in the Clock class.
MP Rogers
Hi, All:
We (that is to, say my student, not me) has a problem saving a dictionary consisting of [String:Clock]. Clock is a class that by itself is "Kinvey" compatible (NSObject, implements hostToKinveyPropertyMapping()). I am assuming that the reason for the error is because Kinvey can't serialize Clock, i.e., write out its individual, JSON-compatible elements. Is that correct?
Thanks for any info,
Michael
Hi, Wani:
We solved the problem by re-architecting the app to embed the String in the Clock class.
Thanks,
Michael
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Hi Michael,
Can you share relevant code snippet? I would like to try to reproduce the issue before I can say for sure.
Regards,
Wani
Kinvey Support
MP Rogers
Hi, Wani:
We solved the problem by re-architecting the app to embed the String in the Clock class.
Thanks,
Michael
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