I am collecting signal data and uploading it to a database.
I have several functions and made a few test functions before trying to implement the rest. It crashes when I upload with the classes I want to use but not with the test cases.
Here is the code for the classes methods and initializations:
Initialize database
FirebaseDatabase database;
DatabaseReference myRef;
classes:
package com.example.mike.maps_example;
/**
* Created by Mike on 3/10/2017.
*/
public class WcdmaSignalEntry {
Double Latitude, Longitude;
String dBm;
String Cid;
String Lac;
String Mcc;
String Mnc;
String Psc;
String Uarfcn;
String connectionType = "WCDMA";
public WcdmaSignalEntry(){
// Default constructor required for calls to DataSnapshot.getValue(User.class)
}
public WcdmaSignalEntry(double Latitude, double Longitude, String dBm, String Cid, String Lac, String Mcc, String Mnc, String Psc, String Uarfcn){
this.Latitude = Latitude;
this.Longitude = Longitude;
this.dBm = dBm;
this.Cid = Cid;
this.Lac = Lac;
this.Mcc = Mcc;
this.Mnc = Mnc;
this.Psc = Psc;
this.Uarfcn = Uarfcn;
}
}
Here is the code for the testing class:
package com.example.mike.maps_example;
/**
* Created by Mike on 28/9/2017.
*/
public class CellSignalEntry {
public double Latitude;
public double Longitude;
public String dBm;
public String CI; //cell identity
public String LAC; //Location Area Code
public String PSC; //primary scrambling code
public String TA; //timing advance
public String PCI_LTE; //physical cell identifier for LTE
public String PCI_GSM; //physical cell identifier for GSM
public CellSignalEntry() {
// Default constructor required for calls to DataSnapshot.getValue(User.class)
}
public CellSignalEntry(String dBm, String CI, String LAC, String PSC, String TA, String PCI_LTE, String PCI_GSM, double Latitude, double Longitude) {
this.dBm = dBm;
this.CI = CI;
this.LAC = LAC;
this.PSC = PSC;
this.TA = TA;
this.PCI_GSM = PCI_GSM;
this.PCI_LTE = PCI_LTE;
this.Latitude = Latitude;
this.Longitude = Longitude;
}
}
I have two methods.
private void writeNewWcdmaEntry(double lon, double lat, String dBm, String Cid, String Lac, String Mcc, String Mnc,String Psc, String Uarfcn, long entry){
WcdmaSignalEntry newEntry = new WcdmaSignalEntry(lon, lat, dBm, Cid, Lac, Mcc, Mnc, Psc, Uarfcn);
tvView.setText(newEntry.dBm);
tvView.setText(newEntry.Cid);
//myRef.child("Entry").child(Long.toString(entry)).setValue(newEntry);
}
and
private void writeNewUser(long userId, String dBm, String CI, String LAC, String PSC, String TA, String PCI_LTE, String PCI_GSM, double currentLat, double currentLon) {
CellSignalEntry user = new CellSignalEntry(dBm, CI, LAC, PSC, TA, PCI_LTE, PCI_GSM, currentLat, currentLon);
myRef.child("Entry").child(Long.toString(userId)).setValue(user);
}
My app runs fine when I run the second method but when I run the first method it crashes when uploading data to the firebase database if I uncomment this line:
//myRef.child("Entry").child(Long.toString(entry)).setValue(newEntry);
I am completely stumped. Any help is greatly appreciated.
EDIT: Right after posting this I figured it out. I have no idea why but making all the variables "public" in the WcdmaSignalEntry class fixed the issue but I am not sure why, I am very new to java so an explanation would be nice :)!
Java documentation says:
If a class has no modifier (the default, also known as package-private), it is visible only within its own package.
If those two methods(from your question) are not inside the same package where the class WcdmaSignalEntry
is, i.e. inside com.example.mike.maps_example
then you cannot access those variables unless they are public.
For more information on access modifier in java, refer this.