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On a call, I register a professional, which involves sending your avatar
, which appears in the first line as file
and also send other attributes of the professional, for example, the place where he works.
This location is also saved in the database, and has a specific ID, so the object local
possesses name and id.
Send strings as @Part
it is easy, I had no problems. Send a string of objects local
, however, it is challenging.
Can someone help me solve this?
P.S. The code is in Kotlin.
@Multipart
@POST("/profissional")
fun postProfissional(
@Part file : MultipartBody.Part,
@Part("name") name: RequestBody,
@Part("tempoPro") tempoPro: RequestBody,
@Part("address") address: RequestBody,
@Part("addressNumb") addressNumb: RequestBody,
@Part("city") city: RequestBody,
@Part("state") state: RequestBody,
@Part("cep") cep: RequestBody,
@Part("birthDate") birthDate: RequestBody,
@Part("email") email: RequestBody,
@Part("pass") pass: RequestBody,
@Part("phone") phone: RequestBody,
@Part("Local") saloesQueAtua: ArrayList<Local>?,
@Part("services") services: ArrayList<RequestBody>?
): Call<ResponseBody>
Local Class:
class Local(
var id : String?,
var salao : String?
)
It is not clear what the problem is. It is giving some error when you make this request?
– Leonardo Lima
No mistake, it compiles and accepts the request... but nay the field "saloesQueAtua" contains nothing... is forwarded as containing only {}. How you would send an image along with other fields, one of which is an array of objectcs?
– Zowye
Convert everything to Base64 and convert on the other side
– Walter Felipe