Jamu:
Yes, testing also indicates that Date attrs were not serialized.
I will test other datatypes while I work on the appl code.
So this is the corrected code.
*def encode_storm_object(object):*
* if not hasattr(object, "__storm_table__"):*
* raise TypeError(repr(object) + " is not JSON serializable")*
*
*
* result = {}*
* cls_info = get_cls_info(object.__class__)*
* for name in cls_info.attributes.iterkeys():*
* value= getattr(object, name)*
* if ("<type 'datetime.date'>" == str(value.__class__)): *
* value= str(value)*
* result[name] = value*
* return result*
*json_str = json.dumps(storm_obj, default=encode_storm_object)*
Sorry, but the only way that worked was using the string "*<type
'datetime.date'>*" to test the object class.
I tried using *isinstance(obj, "datetime.date")* but did not work.
Maybe you have a better solution here to check the attr class ... I am new
in Python :-(
Mario
2010/5/27 Jamu Kakar <[email protected]>
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 11:08 PM, Mario Zito <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Ok, it works with VERY minor corrections:
>
> Yeah, not testing is a great way to write code that doesn't
> work. ;) Thanks for posting the fixes.
>
> Take care,
> J.
>
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