public static interface HealthDataResolver.InsertRequest

This interface is able to make a request to insert health data for the specific health data type.

Request for Inserting Data

HealthDataResolver.insert() helps that your application saves a new measured data to Samsung Health.
The following information is mandatory to build an InsertRequest instance.

Mandatory information	Description
Data type	Set the data type with: InsertRequest.Builder.setDataType()
Source device	The device ID that provides health data. Set it with: HealthData.setSourceDevice()
Data's mandatory properties	Set mandatory properties of the health data type by referring to: Data type definition

You can make a request instance with InsertRequest.Builder.build().

Inserting Data Example

You can save health data to Samsung Health with HealthDataResolver.insert() after setting detailed property values of the created HealthData instance.

The health data framework registers the current device where your application is installed. If the source device is the current device, its ID can be checked as shown below.

 // The state of connection
 private final HealthDataStore mStore;

 public static final String APP_TAG = "MyApp";


 private void insertGlucose(long start, long offset, float value) {

      // Set the source device as the current device
      HealthDevice myDevice = new HealthDeviceManager(mStore).getLocalDevice();
     HealthData data = new HealthData();
     data.setSourceDevice(myDevice.getUuid());

And the data instance's properties including mandatory ones needs to be set.

     // Set properties including mandatory ones
     data.putLong(HealthConstants.BloodGlucose.START_TIME, start);
     data.putLong(HealthConstants.BloodGlucose.TIME_OFFSET, offset);
     data.putInt(HealthConstants.BloodGlucose.MEASUREMENT_TYPE,
             HealthConstants.BloodGlucose.MEASUREMENT_TYPE_WHOLE_BLOOD);
 

The measured data value needs to be set after checking defined data unit.
Each property in API Reference lets you know it.
In this case, see HealthConstants.BloodGlucose.GLUCOSE

     data.putFloat(HealthConstants.BloodGlucose.GLUCOSE, value);

An InsertRequest instance is created by InsertRequest.Builder.build() with setting the data type.
It's ready to add data to Samsung Health if the data is added to the InsertRequest.

     HealthDataResolver.InsertRequest insRequest =
             new HealthDataResolver.InsertRequest.Builder()
             .setDataType(HealthConstants.BloodGlucose.HEALTH_DATA_TYPE)
             .build();

     // Add health data
     insRequest.addHealthData(data);

     HealthDataResolver resolver = new HealthDataResolver(mStore, null);

     try {
         resolver.insert(insRequest).setResultListener(mIstResult);
     } catch (Exception e) {
         Log.d(APP_TAG, "resolver.insert() fails.");
     }
 }

HealthDataResolver.insert(com.samsung.android.sdk.healthdata.HealthDataResolver.InsertRequest) sends a request to Samsung Health.
A data validation exception is received in HealthResultHolder.BaseResult. It gives a request's result state and a number of inserted data.

 private final HealthResultHolder.ResultListener<HealthResultHolder.BaseResult> mIstResult =
           new HealthResultHolder.ResultListener<HealthResultHolder.BaseResult>(){
     @Override
     public void onResult(HealthResultHolder.BaseResult result) {
         if(result.getStatus() != STATUS_SUCCESSFUL) {
             // Check the error
         } else {
             // Check the count of inserted data
             Log.d(APP_TAG, "Count of inserted data: " + result.getCount());
         }
     }
 };