I have an ExpandoObject with an arbitrary number of properties. I want to persist those properties to a MongoDB database as a BsonDocument. I try to do so with the following code:
private BsonDocument GetPlayerDocument(IPlayer player)
{
var ret = new BsonDocument();
ret.Add("FirstName", player.FirstName).
Add("LastName", player.LastName).
Add("Team", player.Team).
Add("Positions", new BsonArray(player.Positions));
foreach (var stat in (IDictionary<String, Object>)player.Stats)
{
ret.Add(stat.Key, st开发者_如何转开发at.Value.ToBson());
}
return ret;
}
However, on calling the extension method ToBson() on object, I receive the following exception: WriteInt32 cannot be called when State is: Initial.
The only WrtieInt32 I know is a static method of the Marshall class. Am I approaching this wrong?
It's very simple. ExpandoObject
inherits IDictionary
which works with BsonDocument
out of the box.
dynamic data = new ExpandoObject();
var doc = new BsonDocument(data);
collection.Save(doc);
Also you can try to use
BsonValue.Create(stat.Value)
May be it will be better to use Array of dynamic objects. some thing like this:
someObject
{
dynamicArray:
{
item : { Key: "Name", Value: "Jekke", Type:String }
item : { Key: "Age", Value: "40", Type:int }
item : { Key: "City", Value: "New York", Type:String }
}
}
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