I've written a method for pushing real-time location data to Firebase:
private void writeNewMarker(int sessionType, String myUuid, String datetime, Location location) {
locationToDB = new LocationFromAndroid();
JSONObject jsonObjectCoords = new Coords(location.getLatitude() + "", location.getLongitude() + "", location.getAltitude() + "");
locationToDB.setFinish("false");
locationToDB.setLost("false");
locationToDB.setCoords(jsonObjectCoords);
locationToDB.setDistanceToGo("0");
locationToDB.setHeading(location.getBearing() + "");
locationToDB.setNauwkeurigheid(location.getAccuracy() + "");
locationToDB.setSpeed(location.getSpeed() * 3.6 + "");
locationToDB.setSpeed2(location.getSpeed() + "");
locationToDB.setTimestamp(location.getTime() + "");
locationToDB.setWp_user(myUuid);
locationToDB.setSessionType(sessionType);
locationToDB.setTitle(title);
if(myUuid != null && datetime != null && locationToDB.getTitle() != null && !myUuid.isEmpty() && !datetime.isEmpty()) {
databaseRef.child(myUuid + "-Android" + sessionType + datetime).setValue(locationToDB);
When I'm building the app in debug mode, it works perfectly fine. But when I'm building it in Release mode for Google Play, it stops working at this line:
databaseRef.child(myUuid + "-Android" + sessionType + datetime).setValue(locationToDB);
To be more specific: When I'm doing this, everything is OK:
databaseRef.child(myUuid + "-Android" + sessionType + datetime).setValue("Test");
It does look like passing an object as value isn't possible within a signed APK?
Error: Exception com.google.firebase.database.DatabaseException: No properties to serialize found on class
Adding -keepclassmembers class com.yourcompany.models.** { *; }
in proguard-rules.pro did the trick.