mysql - Access Two Different Table Data in a Single Android Class, from Azure Mobile Service Local Database Getting Error -


1.i using 2 different azure local database tables in android application sync azure database.

2.whenever i using 2 different local database table credentials using in single class, getting null pointer exception.

error logcat:

java.util.concurrent.executionexception: com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.localstore.mobileservicelocalstoreexception: java.lang.nullpointerexception 02-08 11:23:38.666 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ com.google.common.util.concurrent.abstractfuture$sync.getvalue(abstractfuture.java:299) 02-08 11:23:38.666 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ com.google.common.util.concurrent.abstractfuture$sync.get(abstractfuture.java:286) 02-08 11:23:38.666 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ com.google.common.util.concurrent.abstractfuture.get(abstractfuture.java:116) 02-08 11:23:38.666 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ com.knowledgeflex.task.unit_activity$6.doinbackground(unit_activity.java:1071) 02-08 11:23:38.666 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ com.knowledgeflex.task.unit_activity$6.doinbackground(unit_activity.java:1058) 02-08 11:23:38.666 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ android.os.asynctask$2.call(asynctask.java:288) 02-08 11:23:38.666 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ java.util.concurrent.futuretask.run(futuretask.java:237) 02-08 11:23:38.686 4742-5196/com.knowledgeflex.task w/system.err:     @ java.util.concurrent.threadpoolexecutor.runworker(threadpoolexecutor.java:1112) 

unitactivity.class

 private mobileservicesynctable<tasktable> mtodotable;  private mobileservicesynctable<taskunitmanagementtable>mtodotablemgmttable;  private mobileserviceclient mclient;    @override     protected void oncreate(bundle savedinstancestate) {         super.oncreate(savedinstancestate);         setcontentview(r.layout.unit_activity);           try {             // create mobile service client instance, using provided              // mobile service url , key             mclient = new mobileserviceclient(                     "********",                     "************",                     this).withfilter(new progressfilter());                  // offline sync local database table             mtodotable =mclient.getsynctable("tasktable",tasktable.class);               mtodotablemgmttable=mclient.getsynctable("taskunitmanagementtable",taskunitmanagementtable.class);              //init local storage             initlocalstore().get();             initlocalstore_1().get();                  // load items mobile service             //  refreshitemsfromtable();          } catch (malformedurlexception e) {              log.i("oncreate", "there error creating mobile service. verify url......!");          } catch (exception e) {              log.i("oncreate", "exception occur......!");         }  } 

help me how access 2 different azure database local tables in single class in android.

i expect issue due how using initlocalstore(), in particular calling twice.

if @ code initlocalstore our quickstart serves few functions:

  1. creating sqlitelocalstore
  2. defining table on store
  3. initializing sync context store

you should create 1 sqlitelocalstore, define many local tables need on it, , initialize sync context. i've demonstrated code below.

mobileservicesynccontext synccontext = mclient.getsynccontext();  if (synccontext.isinitialized())     return null;  sqlitelocalstore localstore = new sqlitelocalstore(mclient.getcontext(), "offlinestore", null, 1);  map<string, columndatatype> tabledefinition = new hashmap<string, columndatatype>(); tabledefinition.put("id", columndatatype.string); tabledefinition.put("text", columndatatype.string); tabledefinition.put("complete", columndatatype.boolean);  localstore.definetable("todoitem", tabledefinition);  map<string, columndatatype> nametabledefinition = new hashmap<string, columndatatype>(); nametabledefinition.put("id", columndatatype.string); nametabledefinition.put("name", columndatatype.string);  localstore.definetable("nametable", nametabledefinition);  simplesynchandler handler = new simplesynchandler();  synccontext.initialize(localstore, handler).get(); 

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