FS Gedcomx property and data loading

[weitzhandler]

Hi,

I am new to the API and I was wondering whether all the classes in the API (let's say PersonState) store genealogy info (in properties), or are just a means for request data, but not to be used as entity classes.

It's just that I still didn't manage to load current user as a person record along with its birth date and some other conclusions.

Here's my code:

var uri = new Uri("https://integration.familysearch.org/platform/collections/tree");
var tree = new FamilySearchFamilyTree(uri);
var state = tree.AuthenticateViaOAuth2Password(Username, Password, ClientId);

Debug.Assert(state.IsAuthenticated);
var current = tree.ReadPersonForCurrentUser();
var name = current.GetName(); //null
var conclusion = current.GetConclusion(); //null
var conclusions = current.LoadConclusions();

Now my question is what's next? Why is the name and conclusion field null, if the tree looks like so:

Here's a screenshot of what I see in my debugger for the variable conclusions:

[wooddani]

The full api has both properties and links that act as references to future api calls. Please check out the unit test project. In my learning that proved to be the easiest way to understand how the data is organised.

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On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 1:57 AM, Shimmy ***@***.***> wrote: Hi, I am new to the API and I was wondering whether all the classes in the API (let's say PersonState) store genealogy info (in properties), or are just a means for request data, but not to be used as entity classes. It's just that I still didn't manage to load current user as a person record along with its birth date and some other conclusions. Here's my code: var uri = new Uri("https://integration.familysearch.org/platform/collections/tree"); var tree = new FamilySearchFamilyTree(uri); var state = tree.AuthenticateViaOAuth2Password(Username, Password, ClientId); Debug.Assert(state.IsAuthenticated); var current = tree.ReadPersonForCurrentUser(); var name = current.GetName(); //null var conclusion = current.GetConclusion(); //null var conclusions = current.LoadConclusions(); Now my question is what's next? Why is the name and conclusion field null, if the tree looks like so: <https://camo.githubusercontent.com/6eb3d7b09d3c1157259a801bfa531d426f02d8ca/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f645a586f6d50302e706e67> Here's a screenshot of what I see in my debugger for the variable conclusions: <https://camo.githubusercontent.com/a015c38f03cbde7b03510de40ceff5a3c7781f54/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f396d5a453053382e706e67> — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#41>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/APgcp6z4GpUgaz8uKvlP95H1iy2l9jlRks5rVGtigaJpZM4LqyxV> .

[weitzhandler]

Hi,
After some digging into the examples, I admit I should have done it earlier. I now learned that the SDK uses fluent API style to construct things.
Anyway, my question still remains, how do I get from a PersonState to a Person.
Considering my code above why does this evaluate to null:

var uri = new Uri("https://integration.familysearch.org/platform/collections/tree");
var tree = new FamilySearchFamilyTree(uri);
var state = tree.AuthenticateViaOAuth2Password(Username, Password, ClientId);
Debug.Assert(state.IsAuthenticated);
var current = tree.ReadPersonForCurrentUser();
var person = current.Person; //null

[stoicflame]

There must have been some kind of error, or the SDK didn't correctly follow the redirect.

[weitzhandler]

Can you help me trace the problem?