Encoding Problem while using Lambda

[nactusem]

I am using aws mobile sdk to save some data to dynamodb over lambda with Pojos. But before serialization process, json object and its attributes is normal as it should be

{ "address": { "S": "Ankara, Oğuzlar, 06520 Çankaya/Ankara, Türkiye" }, "creationDate": { "S": "Wed Mar 23 15:15:07 GMT+02:00 2016" }, "detail": { "S": "uç" }, "geohash": { "N": "1531222403039987611" }, "geoJson": { "S": "{\"type\":\"Point\",\"coordinates\":[32.8215751,39.901007]}" }, "jobHashKey": { "N": "153122" }, "kategori": { "S": "Tadilat" }, "photos": { "SS": [ "[\"file:///storage/emulated/0/WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp%20Images/IMG-20160318-WA0000.jpg\"]" ] }, "place": { "M": { "lat": { "S": "32.8215751" }, "lng": { "S": "39.901007" } } }, "price": { "S": "255.0" } }

_After serialization it returns as below including corrupted Turkish characters. _{ "address": { "S": "Ankara, O��uzlar, 06520 ��ankaya/Ankara, T��rkiye" }, "creationDate": { "S": "Wed Mar 23 15:15:07 GMT+02:00 2016" }, "detail": { "S": "u��" }, "geohash": { "N": "1531222403039987611" }, "geoJson": { "S": "{\"type\":\"Point\",\"coordinates\":[32.8215751,39.901007]}" }, "jobHashKey": { "N": "153122" }, "kategori": { "S": "Tadilat" }, "photos": { "SS": [ "[\"file:///storage/emulated/0/WhatsApp/Media/WhatsApp%20Images/IMG-20160318-WA0000.jpg\"]" ] }, "place": { "M": { "lat": { "S": "32.8215751" }, "lng": { "S": "39.901007" } } }, "price": { "S": "255.0" }, "title": { "S": "��" } }

Couldnt find a solution for this, May I request your assistance, or is it a bug? Thank you for your time.

[fosterzhang]

@felusdomesticus Thanks for reporting. I am looking into this.

[fosterzhang]

Are you using the latest version v2.2.13? A few internalization issues were addressed in v2.2.13.

[nactusem]

Yes, I am using that version, I addressed another bug fixed in that version https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-android/issues/96

[fosterzhang]

Would you please try this in Lambda console? I suspect Lambda doesn't return correct content.

[nactusem]

I tried this in console and works perfect.

[fosterzhang]

How to reproduce it? I have a simple echo function set up in Lambda. I set default locale to Turkish. I can see the correct content.

Lambda function

console.log('Loading event');

exports.handler = function(event, context) {
    console.log("Received event");
    console.log(event);
    context.done(null, event);
};

Java interface

public interface MyInterface {
    @LambdaFunction
    NameInfo echo(NameInfo nameInfo);
}

public class NameInfo {
    public String firstName;
    public String lastName;
    public NameInfo(String firstName, String lastName) {
        this.firstName = firstName;
        this.lastName = lastName;
    }
}

    Locale.setDefault(new Locale("tr", "TR"));
    NameInfo nameInfo = new NameInfo("Big", "Oğuzlar");
    NameInfo result = myInterface.echo(nameInfo);
    System.out.println(result.lastName);

[nactusem]

I tried this case and with node js backend i can see the correct content. But with java backend lambda logs and android side content is wrong. On the other hand if i try with lambda console content is right. Here is my sample code.

Lambda function

public NameInfo javaEncodingTest(NameInfo nameInfo, Context context){ context.getLogger().log(nameInfo.toString()); return nameInfo; }

Java interface with Android

` public interface MyInterface { @LambdaFunction NameInfo javaEncodingTest(NameInfo nameInfo); }

public class NameInfo { public String firstName; public String lastName;

public String getFirstName() { return firstName; }

public void setFirstName(String firstName) {
    this.firstName = firstName;
}

public String getLastName() {
    return lastName;
}

public void setLastName(String lastName) {
    this.lastName = lastName;
}

}

NameInfo nameInfo = new NameInfo(); nameInfo.setFirstName("türkçe"); nameInfo.setLastName("türkçe"); NameInfo result = myInterface.javaEncodingTest(nameInfo); System.out.println(result.lastName); `

Lambda console log is START RequestId: da8ea4d1-f1c9-11e5-96ec-057690f11223 Version: $LATEST t��rk��e t��rk�� END RequestId: da8ea4d1-f1c9-11e5-96ec-057690f11223 REPORT RequestId: da8ea4d1-f1c9-11e5-96ec-057690f11223 Duration: 0.73 ms Billed Duration: 100 ms Memory Size: 128 MB Max Memory Used: 37 MB

[fosterzhang]

Hmm, interesting problem. I used Charles to sniff http traffic. I notice the SDK does sent correct content to Lambda. But for some reason, Lambda doesn't handle it correctly and return incorrect content. I'll loop Lambda team in for investigation.

[nactusem]

Thank you for your response, how can I follow this issue? @fosterzhang

[nactusem]

Is there any progress @fosterzhang ?

[fosterzhang]

@felusdomesticus I know what's causing it, but I don't know why. I forwarded this issue to Lambda team.

[nactusem]

Can you please change this to a bug? We are all awaiting this to continue properly our development and test @fosterzhang , thanks

[fosterzhang]

@felusdomesticus Technically this isn't a bug in the SDK. I handed it over to Lambda team and they are working on it. Thank you for your patience.

[ngoclinh49]

hello, this issue are solve?

[fosterzhang]

@ngoclinh49 This bug has been taken care of by the Lambda team. They will roll out the fix ASAP.

[fcabi]

@fosterzhang Is there any progress? This makes lambda unusable. Please fix this ASAP. Thanks.

[fosterzhang]

@fcabi @ngoclinh49 This is beyond the SDK. I've pinged Lambda team to have it fixed ASAP.

[fosterzhang]

@ngoclinh49 @fcabi @felusdomesticus FYI: this is fixed in a recent Lambda service update.

[saaksshi]

This issue again coming when I'm sending Arabic response in lambda

[saaksshi]

It's works fine in Lex console testing but in swift mobile app Arabic gets truncated.

[palpatim]

@saaksshi Please open a new issue with complete details rather than extending a very old issue. The "Bug" template will have a list of information that will help developers troubleshoot the issue.