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DeviceStatusInfoSearch not imported #124
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I searched Github for DeviceStatusInfoSearch in code and it shows it being used in 2 repositories. However, not in Java. Is this a bug in the Java SDK? |
I am getting all devices through a search. And then I need to attain the DeviceStatusInfo for each device so I have access to its' properties such as its' coordinates, etcetera. |
This is pertinent as the real time map that you offer does not allow for the ability to export data for a vehicle. We need to be able to select a truck and then have the ability to export its data to a CSV file. So I am developing a system to accomplish this |
I can see you using it in the .net SDK // Create the API object and authenticate
public static async Task Main(string[] args)
{
// Create the API object and authenticate
var api = new API("[email protected]", "password", null, "demo", "server");
await api.AuthenticateAsync();
// Get all devices
var devices = await api.CallAsync<List<Device>>("Get", typeof(Device));
Console.WriteLine("SerialNumber\tLatitude\tLongitude");
foreach (Device device in devices)
{
// Get the Device Status Info which contains the current latitude and longitude for this device
var results = await api.CallAsync<List<DeviceStatusInfo>>("Get", typeof(DeviceStatusInfo), new
{
search = new DeviceStatusInfoSearch
{
DeviceSearch = new DeviceSearch
{
Id = device.Id
}
}
});
if (results.Count <= 0)
{
continue;
} |
it's in the context of main |
I cannot move forward with this project until this bug is fixed or else I have to switch programming languages |
I guess the correct way to describe this issue is that your SDK is in my prelude but not the specific class that I am looking for. |
Sorry I just drank a couple beers and about to build this. I'm anxious to get started. |
I came out of retirement. I'm excited to work with you guys. I just can't really do anything right now
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In the meantime I'm going to be listening to Jimi Hendrix until. My first time. It's incredible. I never got passed carlos santana |
I wish I could trip acid and go back to the late 60s early 70s but we're in 2021 smoke a peace pipe. |
at a Jimi Hendrix concert of course |
I'm about to go through every Jimi Hendrix song while I wait |
@beefo I don't have 5 months. I've seen your last response time. The company I'm working for pays you a lot of money and build their business around your business. I'm not about to go in your sdk. I hate your javascript. Such an ugly language. Not only that your API is implemented within an ugly flat file |
you want me going in on your sdk that's fine but middle finger and evil threads banners are going up |
your code is ugly |
DeviceStatusInfoSearch is not in my stack. I imported the SDK using gradle.build. It's missing from the SDK. In your documentation it shows it not as a inner class. If it is an inner class then what is it's outer class.
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