I'm trying to figure out if this is a bug within HtmlJson.java or in my implementation. I just upgraded to PlayN version 1.2. My code attempts to load a Json.Object
into a Json.Writer
. This works in the Java version.
This is the code below. The exception is raised by line jsonWriter.object(jsonData);
(note comment in code):
private void loadStoredData() {
// storage parameters
String storageKey = "jsonData";
Json.Object jsonData = PlayN.json().createObject();
// attempt to load stored data
String jsonString = PlayN.storage().getItem(storageKey);
// if not loaded, create stored data
if ( jsonString == null ) {
DemoApi.log("stored data not found");
jsonData.put("firstWrite", new Date().toString());
// else display data
} else {
jsonData = PlayN.json().parse(jsonString);
DemoApi.log("stored data loaded");
DemoApi.log("data first written at " + jsonData.getString("firstWrite"));
DemoApi.log("data last read at " + jsonData.getString("lastRead"));
DemoApi.log("data last written at " + jsonData.getString("lastWrite"));
}
// update last read
jsonData.put("lastRead", new Date().toString());
// write data
Json.Writer jsonWriter = PlayN.json().newWriter();
jsonWriter.object(jsonData); // <--- EXCEPTION RAISED HERE
jsonString = jsonWriter.write();
// store data as json
PlayN.storage().setItem(storageKey, jsonString);
// confirm
if ( PlayN.storage().isPersisted() ) {
DemoApi.log("data successfully persisted");
} else {
DemoApi.log("failed to persist data");
}
}
The exception:
ERROR: Uncaught Exception:
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject$ cannot be cast to java.lang.String
at playn.html.HtmlJson$HtmlObject$.write$(HtmlJson.java:356)
at com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject$.playn_core_Json$Object_write(JavaScriptObject.java)
at playn.core.json.JsonWriterBase.object(JsonWriterBase.java:119)
at playn.core.json.JsonWriterBase.object(JsonWriterBase.java:90)
at klenwell.sandbox.core.controllers.SandboxController.loadStoredData(SandboxController.java:121)
If this is a bug in my code, how might I correct it?
I found an alternative. Not quite as elegant as the original code, but it tested successfully in HTML5:
private void loadStoredData() {
// storage parameters
String storageKey = "jsonData";
Json.Object jsonData = PlayN.json().createObject();
// to reset storage, uncomment this line
//PlayN.storage().removeItem(storageKey);
// attempt to load stored data
String jsonString = PlayN.storage().getItem(storageKey);
// if not loaded, create stored data
if ( jsonString == null ) {
DemoApi.log("stored data not found");
jsonData.put("firstWrite", new Date().toString());
// else display data
} else {
jsonData = PlayN.json().parse(jsonString);
DemoApi.log("stored data loaded");
DemoApi.log("data first written at " + jsonData.getString("firstWrite"));
DemoApi.log("data last read at " + jsonData.getString("lastRead"));
DemoApi.log("data last written at " + jsonData.getString("lastWrite"));
}
// update last read
jsonData.put("lastRead", new Date().toString());
// write data (this works in Java -- not in HTML)
// see http://stackoverflow.com/q/10425877/1093087
/*
Json.Writer jsonWriter = PlayN.json().newWriter();
jsonWriter.object(jsonData).end();
jsonString = jsonWriter.write();
*/
// alternative write routine
Json.Writer jsonWriter = PlayN.json().newWriter();
jsonWriter.object();
for ( String key : jsonData.keys() ) {
jsonWriter.value(key, jsonData.getString(key));
}
jsonWriter.end();
jsonString = jsonWriter.write();
// store data as json
PlayN.storage().setItem(storageKey, jsonString);
// confirm
if ( PlayN.storage().isPersisted() ) {
DemoApi.log("data successfully persisted");
} else {
DemoApi.log("failed to persist data");
}
}
DemoApi.log
, for the record, is a method I hatched to log output to the screen when testing in the browser. I later discovered that the PlayN.log()
service logs to the Chrome console fine.