android - How to save Geopoints my Backendless table -


this should've been easy task, i'm not been able it. i'm following rob percivals tutorial on android he's building "uber clone" app. tutorial old , he's using parse, i'm implementing same things in backendless instead. so, need after "rider" logs in, he's redirected "yourlocation" maps activity. here's image of how app looks like.

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i'm getting user's location in onlocationchanged method. when user clicks on "request uber" button, request saved in "requests" table in backendless, along riders name. i'm trying accomplish want save requester/riders location in table. have @ how backendless table looks like.

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for saving request, i'm not using class instead, i'm using hashmap.

the sample code below:

final hashmap requests = new hashmap<string, object>(); requests.put("requesterusername", currentusername); geopoint userlocation = new geopoint(mylastlocation.getlatitude(), mylastlocation.getlongitude());                     requests.put("requesterlocation", userlocation); backendless.persistence.of("requests").save(requests, new asynccallback<map>() {                         @override                         public void handleresponse(map response) {                             log.i("usersaved", response.tostring());                             //change textview text                             infotextview.settext("finding uber driver...");                             requestuberbutton.settext("cancel uber");                             requestactive = true;                           }                          @override                         public void handlefault(backendlessfault fault) {                             log.i("usersavefault", fault.tostring());                         }                     });

this method didn't work me. following official documentation backendless 4.0, 

https://backendless.com/docs/android/doc.html#geo_adding_a_geo_point

i tried , used method

public geopoint backendless.geo.savepoint( geopoint geopoint,                                             asynccallback<geopoint> responder )

but don't understand how shall tell above query store in "requests" table? tried 

public geopoint backendless.geo.savepoint( geopoint geopoint,requests                                                 asynccallback<geopoint> responder )

because i'm storing data in requests table, it's returning error. assuming "meta" similar table. so, how can store geopoint data in table?


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