ActivityRecording: Invalid Value

If the code you're crashing in is accessing data from Activity.Info, are you checking for null values before you use it? See the api documention - things can be null, especially when recording first starts.

Failed invoking <symbol>
Invalid Value
in timerStart (/Users/chris/Development/garmin/freeletics/source/Workout.mc:101)
in updateCountdown (/Users/chris/Development/garmin/freeletics/source/Workout.mc:127)
Error in timer callback


This is the code where it fails

session = Recording.createSession({:name => workoutName, :sport => Recording.SPORT_TRAINING, :subSport => Recording.SUB_SPORT_STRENGTH_TRAINING});
session.start();


Is the createSession call on line 101? Have you verified that workoutName is less than 15 characters long? Have you tried other sport/subSport values? Do you get the same behavior?

Is the createSession call on line 101? Have you verified that workoutName is less than 15 characters long? Have you tried other sport/subSport values? Do you get the same behavior?

Yes createSession is on line 101.
I tried to use a hardcoded workout name "test". Did not work either
I tried default values which did not work. As an example I tried with

session = Recording.createSession({:name => "test", :sport => Recording.SPORT_GENERIC, :subSport => Recording.SUB_SPORT_GENERIC});

Exactly the same error happens in the RecordSample Example from the Garmin SDK. They use this line of code

session = Record.createSession({:name=>"Walk", :sport=>Record.SPORT_WALKING});

This is the whole method if that helps

function timerStart() {
if (countdown > 0 && countdownStarted == false) {
Sys.println("start countdown timer");

countdownStarted = true;
updateCallback.invoke();

countdownTimer.start(method(:updateCountdown), 1000, true);
} else if(countdown == 0) {
Sys.println("start workout timer");
if(workoutTime == 0) {
discard();
session = Recording.createSession({:name => "test", :sport => Recording.SPORT_GENERIC, :subSport => Recording.SUB_SPORT_GENERIC});
session.start();

updateCallback.invoke();
timer.start(method(:updateTimer), 1000, true);
} else {
timerStop();
}
}
}

This is the discard() method

function discard() {
if(session != null) {
session.discard();
}
session = null;
}


I also tried using the newest Beta SDK but that did not help either.

I seem to recall that at one point at least, the RecordSample wasn't initializing the parent classes (there was a small warning icon in the Editor in Eclipse.). Adding it may help in figuring this one out.

Make sure you have:

for the app:

class RecordSampleApp extends App.AppBase {

function initialize() {
AppBase.initialize();
}


for the delegate:

class BaseInputDelegate extends Ui.BehaviorDelegate
{
function initialize() {
BehaviorDelegate.initialize();

}

for the view:

class RecordSampleView extends Ui.View {
var timer;

function initialize() {
View.initialize();
// other stuff
}

Everything is there. Also on my app.

Hi

Any help would be very appreciated. I also tried using the Beta SDK but that did not help either. Not sure what is going wrong here.

Unfortunately same problem here …

Same message in same kind of line, both in my own source as well as RecordSample.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

"Solved"

This appears to be a bug in 2.1.5 (I have not tried any other 2.1.x series SDKs).

It works as advertised using 2.2.1.