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- raimund_api, 18 hours ago, 19 messages
chilly carbon
Hello there
Expanding destination is the right way. What do you mean by saying:
type is recorded as UNKNOWN
Where are you seeing that exactly?
brazen flicker
In our DB where that method's outcome is recorded. All the other type-specific fields are empty which is consistent with that outcome.
What I'm asking is whether the Java client reacts to the expansion by returning the destiunationObject as Card.
chilly carbon
It should, yes.
brazen flicker
Hm, so the above code should work?
chilly carbon
Yeah I see what you are saying. I'm not sure if that's the case actually -- will double check. But really it would be easier just to grab the type directly (https://docs.stripe.com/api/payouts/object#payout_object-type) without trying to examine the destination object itself for that.
brazen flicker
Oh, hadn't seen that. Thanks. I'll still require some additional fields that are type-specific here though. Like last4 for cards. My idea was to grab that from the destinationObject as well.
chilly carbon
Are you using getDestinationObject() here?
brazen flicker
Yes
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brazen flicker
?
chilly carbon
Oh okay yeah that returns an ExternalAccount... hmm I'm not a Java dev so I wonder if you need to do some casting here.
Let me grab a colleague who knows more about Java
brazen flicker
The casting can't work if instanceof Card doesn't return true.
chilly carbon
No I mean you need to cast the whole object. Like can you cast payoutDestination into Card?
I'd assume that you are supposed to look at type here in the response and then cast accordingly? But I'm not sure on that.
brazen flicker
Only if instanceof Card will return true. Else I'll run into an Exception.
chilly carbon
Hmm okay yeah this is where we are at the extent of my (very minimal) Java knowledge.
Give me a moment to grab someone
brazen flicker
Thanks. 🙂
fresh hawk
@brazen flicker Can you print payoutDestination.getClass() to see what it is?
brazen flicker
I'm preparing that at the moment. 🙂
fresh hawk
Also in you code I see you do payoutDestination instanceof Card) for card but payoutDestination instanceof com.stripe.model.BankAccount for bank account
You sure you imported the right Card class?
Should be com.stripe.model.Card
brazen flicker
Yes, it's correct.
fresh hawk
Let us know what payoutDestination.getClass() shows
brazen flicker
Nvm, I think I 've got it now. It looks like the webhook we're receiving from you is faster than our own code. Sorry, I've been barking up the wrong tree.
fresh hawk
No worries. Glad you got it
brazen flicker
I'm guessing there's no way the Webhook object would contain this information, right?