retrofit 2 post - getting internal server error (500) - retrofit

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I tried three different ways of declaring the POST endpoint.
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#POST("v3/driver/new-credit-driver")
suspend fun signUp(#Body user: UserDriver): Call\<WsError?\>
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"Accept: application/json")
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#Field("firstName") firstName: String,
#Field("lastName") lastName: String): retrofit2.Response<WsError>
}
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#SerializedName("firstName") val firstName: String = "default",
#SerializedName("lastName") val lastName: String = "default",
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#SerializedName("vehicleLicensingNumber") val vehicleLicensingNumber: String = "default",
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#SerializedName("vehicleModel") val vehicleModel: String = "default",
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#SerializedName("counterModel") val counterModel: String = "default",
#SerializedName("authorizedEmployerNumber") val authorizedEmployerNumber: String = "default",
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#SerializedName("driverLicensePhoto") val driverLicensePhoto: String = "default",
#SerializedName("signaturePhoto") val signaturePhoto: String = "default"
)
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#Expose
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#SerializedName("month")
#Expose
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#SerializedName("year")
#Expose
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I think #Expose is not required but tried it just in case..
data class Address (
#SerializedName("coordinates")
#Expose
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#SerializedName("city")
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val city: String,
#SerializedName("street")
#Expose
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#SerializedName("number")
#Expose
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I tried to methods of getting the response:
suspend fun driverSignUp(user: UserDriver, onResult: (WsError?) -> Unit) {
try {
ws.signUp(user = user). enqueue (
object: Callback<WsError?> {
override fun onResponse(call: Call<WsError?>, response: Response<WsError?>) {
Log.d("driverSignUp",
"onResponse: response.isSuccessful = ${response.isSuccessful}")
var wsError: WsError? = null
wsError = if(!response.isSuccessful){
WsError(
body = "",
isError = true,
error = yz.learning.isrpaytest.model.Error(
errorCode = response.code(),
errorMessage = ErrorMessage(
enUs = response.message(),
heIl = response.message())))
} else {
response.body()
}
onResult(wsError)
}
override fun onFailure(call: Call<WsError?>, t: Throwable) {
Log.d("driverSignUp", "onFailure: ")
onResult(null)
}
}
)
} catch (exception: Exception) {
Log.d("driverSignUp", "driverSignUp exception: ${exception.message}")
onResult(
WsError(
body = "",
isError = true,
error = yz.learning.isrpaytest.model.Error(
errorCode = 0,
errorMessage = ErrorMessage(
enUs = exception.message!!,
heIl = exception.message!!)))
)
}
}
suspend fun driverSignUp2(user: UserDriver): retrofit2.Response<WsError>{
return ws.signup2(user)
}
I don't understand why I keep getting Internal server error. I have a feeling I have to send the data as a JSON string and not as an Object but as far as I understand this is supposed to be automatically using the gson converter, no?
I can try a simpler endpoint, but I think I will end up with the same problem.
I will appreciate any help since I'm stuck with this issue for a couple of days.
Thanks,
Yariv

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