i'll suggest you to follow the some dictionary formates
Map<String, Object> mapAuditProperties = new HashMap<String, Object>();
mapAuditProperties.put(DATES, getDateKeyValue());
/**
* To get dateKey HashMap
* @return datesmap
*/
private Object getDateKeyValue(){
HashMap<String, String> datesmap = new HashMap<String, String>();
datesmap.put(CREATIONDATE, edAudits.getCreationDate());
datesmap.put(LASTMODIFIEDDATE, edAudits.getLastModifiedDate());
return datesmap;
}
On Friday, March 6, 2015 at 6:01:39 AM UTC+5:30, [email protected]
wrote:
>
>
> (Using xamarin lite, C# but general couchbase lite question)
>
> Couchbase document.properties is IDictionary<String, Object> properties.
> Objects in business logic layer have different representations of course,
> and include nested members, also arrays etc (not trivial 1 level key-value
> types).
>
> In order to update a document, I can serialize my objects to JObject or
> just json string but I don't want to handcraft each type to convert it to
> dictionaries. I dont see anything in API besides IDictionary<String,
> Object> properties.
>
>
> Is there a way to update/create document by giving it json (and not
> IDictionary)?
>
> Note:
> The opposite direction, ie retrieving document properties into json, is ok
> for me because JObject.FromObject(document.properties) is correctly
> handling Couchbase IDictionary<string, object> from coucbhase document and
> so i can correctly deserialize results into my types.
>
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