Open schnabs opened 7 years ago
@schnabs Are you still having an issue with this? I had the same problem but I got it to work after a couple hours of debugging. It turns out that I needed to use the same client I initialized before I registered my tables on app start, inside the custom data store.
public override void Initialize() { if (serviceClient == null) { //using the client that I initialized on app start serviceClient = App.client; //serviceClient = ServiceLocator.Instance.Resolve
(); } }
public virtual void Initialize(IEasyMobileServiceClient client)
{
//using the client that I initialized on app start
serviceClient = App.client;
//serviceClient = client;
}
Otherwise, this get call for the table will return null:
IMobileServiceSyncTable<Team> table; protected IMobileServiceSyncTable<Team> Table { get { return table ?? (table = serviceClient.MobileService.GetSyncTable<Team>()); } }
I've created and registered a Table Data Store.
public class ParticipantsViewModel : BaseAzureViewModel<Participant> {...}
and replaced
Seems to fail when my view models vm.RefreshCommand.Execute(null) gets called
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Also, Not sure how I can eventually call the GetGameParticipantsAsync(Game game) method I've created in the RefreshCommand because it looks like it only has a getter and no setter.