Create Contact call does not work

[inwx]

Create Contact call does not work

[NickUfer]

Yeah it is an encoding issue I could reproduce it. The client doesn't encode the request as UTF-8. There will be a fix within the next hours 👍

[NickUfer]

You should now be able to use version 3.1.1 from maven central.

[ddmler]

Thank you for helping us. 🥇

[NickUfer]

Hey, I tried to reproduce your problem but could not find any problem on my first try. I also tried your example with the correct values for cc, pc and city and it worked too.

JsonObject requestParameters = new JsonObject();
requestParameters.addProperty("type", "PERSON");
requestParameters.addProperty("name", "Test User");
requestParameters.addProperty("street", "MyStreet");
requestParameters.addProperty("city", "Berlin");
requestParameters.addProperty("pc", "10969");
requestParameters.addProperty("cc", "DE");
requestParameters.addProperty("voice", "+1.23324");
requestParameters.addProperty("email", "[email protected]");
requestParameters.addProperty("forceNew", true);

Request (account.login): {
  "method": "account.login",
  "params": {
    "user": "redacted",
    "pass": "redacted"
  }
}
Response (account.login): {
  "code": 1000,
  "msg": "Command completed successfully",
  "resData": {
    "customerId": redacted,
    "accountId": redacted,
    "tfa": "0",
    "builddate": "2017",
    "version": "1"
  }
}
Request (contact.create): {
  "method": "contact.create",
  "params": {
    "type": "PERSON",
    "name": "Test User",
    "street": "MyStreet",
    "city": "Berlin",
    "pc": "10969",
    "cc": "DE",
    "voice": "+1.23324",
    "email": "[email protected]",
    "forceNew": true
  }
}
Response (contact.create): {
  "code": 1000,
  "msg": "Command completed successfully",
  "resData": {
    "id": redacted
  }
}
Request (account.logout): {
  "method": "account.logout"
}
Response (account.logout): {
  "code": 1500,
  "msg": "Command completed successfully; ending session"
}

Maybe your values are not correct or known, especially city, pc and cc?

[j-freimuth]

Thank you for your speedy reply.

I tried your data and it did work. You were right, my original test for the field street had UTF-8 characters, namely the German 'sz' character 'ß' and the German umlaut o character 'ö'. If those are sent within the street and presumably in any other field, it will respond with a 2400 error code.

Still, my tests with Postman and these character were successful, so it has to be a bug somewhere within the library and not the API. Maybe it is transformed somewhere to ASCII?