I'm using C# and have created an object to send to a JSON service that looks like this:
public class SendRequest
{
public string id { get; set; }
public string case { get; set; }
public string method { get; set; }
public Volume value { get; set; }
}
public class Volume
{
public int level;
public bool mute;
}
I can code hint when setting the sub object:
var _req = new SendRequest();
_req.value.mute = false;
_req.value.level = 50;
But when the program is run, the sub-object itself is null (_req.value = null) and the two items under that object don't show.
Why is this happening?
You need to initialize the "value" to something.
Add this constructor to your SendRequest class:
public SendRequest(){ value = new Volume(); }
You can use object initializers
var _req = new SendRequest()
{
value = new Volume()
{
mute = false,
level = 50,
},
};
at this point method is null
public string method { get; set; }
longer but what you can do is
private string method = string.empty;
public string Method { get {return method;} set {method = value;} }
value is just a bad name
private Volume volume = new Volume();
public Volume Volume { get {return volume;} set {volume = value;} }
or
volume = new Volume (mute = false, value.level = 50);
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