We can use the SuperObject library to invoke methods of a certain object by its name and giving its parameters as a json string using the SOInvoker method like in this answer
I'd like to know how do I send a created object as a parameter. I tried to send it like
LObjectList := TObjectList.Create;
LSuperRttiCtx := TSuperRttiContext.Create;
LSuperObjectParameter := LObjectList.ToJson(LSuperRttiCtx);
SOInvoke(MyInstantiatedObject, 'MyMethod', LSuperObjectParameter);
but inside MyMethod the LObjectList reference is lost.
What am I doing wrong?
The superobject library can be downloaded here
It will works if you use array of records intead of object list. If you still want to use object list you will have to write encoders and decoders like this. I have written encoder/decoder for TObjectList, you will have to do the same for your objects and embed the class name somewhere.
ctx.SerialToJson.Add(TypeInfo(TObjectList), ObjectListToJSON);
ctx.SerialFromJson.Add(TypeInfo(TObjectList), JSONToObjectList);
function ObjectListToJSON(ctx: TSuperRttiContext; var value: TValue;
const index: ISuperObject): ISuperObject;
var
list: TObjectList;
i: Integer;
begin
list := TObjectList(value.AsObject);
if list <> nil then
begin
Result := TSuperObject.Create(stArray);
for i := 0 to list.Count - 1 do
Result.AsArray.Add(encodeyourobject(list[i]));
end else
Result := nil;
end;
function JSONToObjectList(ctx: TSuperRttiContext; const obj: ISuperObject; var Value: TValue): Boolean;
var
list: TObjectList;
i: Integer;
begin
list := nil;
case ObjectGetType(obj) of
stNull:
begin
Value := nil;
Result := True;
end;
stArray:
begin
list := TObjectList.Create;
for i := 0 to obj.AsArray.Length - 1 do
list.Add(decodeyourobject(obj.AsArray[i]));
Value := list;
Result := True;
end;
else
result := False;
end;
end;
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