I'm having a problem trying to send an array of ints to a .NET web service which expects an array in one of the arguments. That's at least what I understand from the API description on the web service which says this:
<dataIndexIDs>
<int>int</int>
<int>int</int> </dataIndexIDs>
So when I send a single int like below I do not get any errors and I think it works fine.
request.addProperty("dataIndexIDs", 63);
But when I try to send an array of ints:
request.addProperty("dataIndexIDs", new int[] {63, 62}); // array of ints
or a ArrayList of Integers:
ArrayList<Integer> indexes = new ArrayList<Integer>();
indexes.add(63);
indexes.add(62);
request.addProperty("dataIndexIDs", indexes); // ArrayList of Integers
I get thrown a "java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot serialize" exception. Any help please? What am I doing wrong? Thanks!
I'm sending from an Android client to a .NET server, this worked for me
SoapObject myArrayParameter = new SoapObject(NAMESPACE, MY_ARRAY_PARAM_NAME);
for( int i : myArray ) {
PropertyInfo p = new PropertyInfo();
p.setNamespace("http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays");
// use whatever type the server is expecting here (eg. "int")
p.setName("short");
p.setValue(i);
myArrayParameter.addProperty(p);
}
request.addSoapObject(myArrayParameter);
Produces
<classificationIds>
<n4:short i:type="d:long" xmlns:n4="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2003/10/Serialization/Arrays">18</n4:short>
</classificationIds>
Which looks terrible, but the server eats it anyway