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I am trying to put an object to my firebase database but I am getting the following error saying Array serialization is not supported and I should use Lists instead.
I am a newbie here please help me
Here is the DataPojo object I am trying to put into firebase
public class DataPojo {
private String msg1;
private String msg2;
private String msg3;
private String msg4;
private String msg5;
private String msg6;
private String msg7;
private String msg8;
private String msg9;
private String msg10;
private String msg11;
private String name;
public DataPojo(){}
public DataPojo(String msg1, String msg2, String msg3, String msg4, String msg5, String msg6, String msg7, String msg8, String msg9, String msg10, String msg11, String name) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
this.msg2 = msg2;
this.msg3 = msg3;
this.msg4 = msg4;
this.msg5 = msg5;
this.msg6 = msg6;
this.msg7 = msg7;
this.msg8 = msg8;
this.msg9 = msg9;
this.msg10 = msg10;
this.msg11 = msg11;
this.name = name;
}
public String getMsg9() {
return msg9;
}
public void setMsg9(String msg9) {
this.msg9 = msg9;
}
public String getMsg10() {
return msg10;
}
public void setMsg10(String msg10) {
this.msg10 = msg10;
}
public void setMsg11(String msg11) {
this.msg11 = msg11;
}
public String getMsg11() {
return msg11;
}
public String getMsg1() {
return msg1;
}
public void setMsg1(String msg1) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
}
public String getMsg2() {
return msg2;
}
public void setMsg2(String msg2) {
this.msg2 = msg2;
}
public String getMsg3() {
return msg3;
}
public void setMsg3(String msg3) {
this.msg3 = msg3;
}
public String getMsg4() {
return msg4;
}
public void setMsg4(String msg4) {
this.msg4 = msg4;
}
public String getMsg5() {
return msg5;
}
public void setMsg5(String msg5) {
this.msg5 = msg5;
}
public String getMsg6() {
return msg6;
}
public void setMsg6(String msg6) {
this.msg6 = msg6;
}
public String getMsg7() {
return msg7;
}
public void setMsg7(String msg7) {
this.msg7 = msg7;
}
public String getMsg8() {
return msg8;
}
public void setMsg8(String msg8) {
this.msg8 = msg8;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
public void setName(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public String getMessages() {
String messages = new String[11];
messages[0] = msg1;
messages[1] = msg2;
messages[2] = msg3;
messages[3] = msg4;
messages[4] = msg5;
messages[5] = msg6;
messages[6] = msg7;
messages[7] = msg8;
messages[8] = msg9;
messages[9] = msg10;
messages[10] = msg11;
return messages;
}
}
Why is it giving me that error? is it because of the getMessages() method? I do not have an array field declared though.
java
android asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
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I am trying to put an object to my firebase database but I am getting the following error saying Array serialization is not supported and I should use Lists instead.
I am a newbie here please help me
Here is the DataPojo object I am trying to put into firebase
public class DataPojo {
private String msg1;
private String msg2;
private String msg3;
private String msg4;
private String msg5;
private String msg6;
private String msg7;
private String msg8;
private String msg9;
private String msg10;
private String msg11;
private String name;
public DataPojo(){}
public DataPojo(String msg1, String msg2, String msg3, String msg4, String msg5, String msg6, String msg7, String msg8, String msg9, String msg10, String msg11, String name) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
this.msg2 = msg2;
this.msg3 = msg3;
this.msg4 = msg4;
this.msg5 = msg5;
this.msg6 = msg6;
this.msg7 = msg7;
this.msg8 = msg8;
this.msg9 = msg9;
this.msg10 = msg10;
this.msg11 = msg11;
this.name = name;
}
public String getMsg9() {
return msg9;
}
public void setMsg9(String msg9) {
this.msg9 = msg9;
}
public String getMsg10() {
return msg10;
}
public void setMsg10(String msg10) {
this.msg10 = msg10;
}
public void setMsg11(String msg11) {
this.msg11 = msg11;
}
public String getMsg11() {
return msg11;
}
public String getMsg1() {
return msg1;
}
public void setMsg1(String msg1) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
}
public String getMsg2() {
return msg2;
}
public void setMsg2(String msg2) {
this.msg2 = msg2;
}
public String getMsg3() {
return msg3;
}
public void setMsg3(String msg3) {
this.msg3 = msg3;
}
public String getMsg4() {
return msg4;
}
public void setMsg4(String msg4) {
this.msg4 = msg4;
}
public String getMsg5() {
return msg5;
}
public void setMsg5(String msg5) {
this.msg5 = msg5;
}
public String getMsg6() {
return msg6;
}
public void setMsg6(String msg6) {
this.msg6 = msg6;
}
public String getMsg7() {
return msg7;
}
public void setMsg7(String msg7) {
this.msg7 = msg7;
}
public String getMsg8() {
return msg8;
}
public void setMsg8(String msg8) {
this.msg8 = msg8;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
public void setName(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public String getMessages() {
String messages = new String[11];
messages[0] = msg1;
messages[1] = msg2;
messages[2] = msg3;
messages[3] = msg4;
messages[4] = msg5;
messages[5] = msg6;
messages[6] = msg7;
messages[7] = msg8;
messages[8] = msg9;
messages[9] = msg10;
messages[10] = msg11;
return messages;
}
}
Why is it giving me that error? is it because of the getMessages() method? I do not have an array field declared though.
java
android asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
14
You have an array property declared, and why do you have so many individual fields anyway instead of just using an array or list?
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:32
Even thought it's just a temporary property? What's the workaround for this? And it's because I have to change them individually in my firebase database
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:37
There's no such thing as a "temporary property"--according to the JavaBeans standard, if there's agetFoo()method, you have afooproperty.
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:38
Ok then, genius. So what do I do?
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:43
Use a List instead, like it says.ArrayList<String> messages = new ArrayList<>().
– TheWanderer
Jan 3 at 2:50
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I am trying to put an object to my firebase database but I am getting the following error saying Array serialization is not supported and I should use Lists instead.
I am a newbie here please help me
Here is the DataPojo object I am trying to put into firebase
public class DataPojo {
private String msg1;
private String msg2;
private String msg3;
private String msg4;
private String msg5;
private String msg6;
private String msg7;
private String msg8;
private String msg9;
private String msg10;
private String msg11;
private String name;
public DataPojo(){}
public DataPojo(String msg1, String msg2, String msg3, String msg4, String msg5, String msg6, String msg7, String msg8, String msg9, String msg10, String msg11, String name) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
this.msg2 = msg2;
this.msg3 = msg3;
this.msg4 = msg4;
this.msg5 = msg5;
this.msg6 = msg6;
this.msg7 = msg7;
this.msg8 = msg8;
this.msg9 = msg9;
this.msg10 = msg10;
this.msg11 = msg11;
this.name = name;
}
public String getMsg9() {
return msg9;
}
public void setMsg9(String msg9) {
this.msg9 = msg9;
}
public String getMsg10() {
return msg10;
}
public void setMsg10(String msg10) {
this.msg10 = msg10;
}
public void setMsg11(String msg11) {
this.msg11 = msg11;
}
public String getMsg11() {
return msg11;
}
public String getMsg1() {
return msg1;
}
public void setMsg1(String msg1) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
}
public String getMsg2() {
return msg2;
}
public void setMsg2(String msg2) {
this.msg2 = msg2;
}
public String getMsg3() {
return msg3;
}
public void setMsg3(String msg3) {
this.msg3 = msg3;
}
public String getMsg4() {
return msg4;
}
public void setMsg4(String msg4) {
this.msg4 = msg4;
}
public String getMsg5() {
return msg5;
}
public void setMsg5(String msg5) {
this.msg5 = msg5;
}
public String getMsg6() {
return msg6;
}
public void setMsg6(String msg6) {
this.msg6 = msg6;
}
public String getMsg7() {
return msg7;
}
public void setMsg7(String msg7) {
this.msg7 = msg7;
}
public String getMsg8() {
return msg8;
}
public void setMsg8(String msg8) {
this.msg8 = msg8;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
public void setName(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public String getMessages() {
String messages = new String[11];
messages[0] = msg1;
messages[1] = msg2;
messages[2] = msg3;
messages[3] = msg4;
messages[4] = msg5;
messages[5] = msg6;
messages[6] = msg7;
messages[7] = msg8;
messages[8] = msg9;
messages[9] = msg10;
messages[10] = msg11;
return messages;
}
}
Why is it giving me that error? is it because of the getMessages() method? I do not have an array field declared though.
java
android asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
14
I am trying to put an object to my firebase database but I am getting the following error saying Array serialization is not supported and I should use Lists instead.
I am a newbie here please help me
Here is the DataPojo object I am trying to put into firebase
public class DataPojo {
private String msg1;
private String msg2;
private String msg3;
private String msg4;
private String msg5;
private String msg6;
private String msg7;
private String msg8;
private String msg9;
private String msg10;
private String msg11;
private String name;
public DataPojo(){}
public DataPojo(String msg1, String msg2, String msg3, String msg4, String msg5, String msg6, String msg7, String msg8, String msg9, String msg10, String msg11, String name) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
this.msg2 = msg2;
this.msg3 = msg3;
this.msg4 = msg4;
this.msg5 = msg5;
this.msg6 = msg6;
this.msg7 = msg7;
this.msg8 = msg8;
this.msg9 = msg9;
this.msg10 = msg10;
this.msg11 = msg11;
this.name = name;
}
public String getMsg9() {
return msg9;
}
public void setMsg9(String msg9) {
this.msg9 = msg9;
}
public String getMsg10() {
return msg10;
}
public void setMsg10(String msg10) {
this.msg10 = msg10;
}
public void setMsg11(String msg11) {
this.msg11 = msg11;
}
public String getMsg11() {
return msg11;
}
public String getMsg1() {
return msg1;
}
public void setMsg1(String msg1) {
this.msg1 = msg1;
}
public String getMsg2() {
return msg2;
}
public void setMsg2(String msg2) {
this.msg2 = msg2;
}
public String getMsg3() {
return msg3;
}
public void setMsg3(String msg3) {
this.msg3 = msg3;
}
public String getMsg4() {
return msg4;
}
public void setMsg4(String msg4) {
this.msg4 = msg4;
}
public String getMsg5() {
return msg5;
}
public void setMsg5(String msg5) {
this.msg5 = msg5;
}
public String getMsg6() {
return msg6;
}
public void setMsg6(String msg6) {
this.msg6 = msg6;
}
public String getMsg7() {
return msg7;
}
public void setMsg7(String msg7) {
this.msg7 = msg7;
}
public String getMsg8() {
return msg8;
}
public void setMsg8(String msg8) {
this.msg8 = msg8;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
public void setName(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public String getMessages() {
String messages = new String[11];
messages[0] = msg1;
messages[1] = msg2;
messages[2] = msg3;
messages[3] = msg4;
messages[4] = msg5;
messages[5] = msg6;
messages[6] = msg7;
messages[7] = msg8;
messages[8] = msg9;
messages[9] = msg10;
messages[10] = msg11;
return messages;
}
}
Why is it giving me that error? is it because of the getMessages() method? I do not have an array field declared though.
java
android java
android asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
14
asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
14
asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
14
asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
14
asked Jan 3 at 2:31
user10063142user10063142
14
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You have an array property declared, and why do you have so many individual fields anyway instead of just using an array or list?
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:32
Even thought it's just a temporary property? What's the workaround for this? And it's because I have to change them individually in my firebase database
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:37
There's no such thing as a "temporary property"--according to the JavaBeans standard, if there's agetFoo()method, you have afooproperty.
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:38
Ok then, genius. So what do I do?
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:43
Use a List instead, like it says.ArrayList<String> messages = new ArrayList<>().
– TheWanderer
Jan 3 at 2:50
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You have an array property declared, and why do you have so many individual fields anyway instead of just using an array or list?
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:32
Even thought it's just a temporary property? What's the workaround for this? And it's because I have to change them individually in my firebase database
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:37
There's no such thing as a "temporary property"--according to the JavaBeans standard, if there's agetFoo()method, you have afooproperty.
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:38
Ok then, genius. So what do I do?
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:43
Use a List instead, like it says.ArrayList<String> messages = new ArrayList<>().
– TheWanderer
Jan 3 at 2:50
You have an array property declared, and why do you have so many individual fields anyway instead of just using an array or list?
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:32
You have an array property declared, and why do you have so many individual fields anyway instead of just using an array or list?
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:32
Even thought it's just a temporary property? What's the workaround for this? And it's because I have to change them individually in my firebase database
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:37
Even thought it's just a temporary property? What's the workaround for this? And it's because I have to change them individually in my firebase database
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:37
There's no such thing as a "temporary property"--according to the JavaBeans standard, if there's a
getFoo() method, you have a foo property.– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:38
There's no such thing as a "temporary property"--according to the JavaBeans standard, if there's a
getFoo() method, you have a foo property.– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:38
Ok then, genius. So what do I do?
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:43
Ok then, genius. So what do I do?
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:43
Use a List instead, like it says.
ArrayList<String> messages = new ArrayList<>().– TheWanderer
Jan 3 at 2:50
Use a List instead, like it says.
ArrayList<String> messages = new ArrayList<>().– TheWanderer
Jan 3 at 2:50
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You have an array property declared, and why do you have so many individual fields anyway instead of just using an array or list?
– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:32
Even thought it's just a temporary property? What's the workaround for this? And it's because I have to change them individually in my firebase database
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:37
There's no such thing as a "temporary property"--according to the JavaBeans standard, if there's a
getFoo()method, you have afooproperty.– chrylis
Jan 3 at 2:38
Ok then, genius. So what do I do?
– user10063142
Jan 3 at 2:43
Use a List instead, like it says.
ArrayList<String> messages = new ArrayList<>().– TheWanderer
Jan 3 at 2:50