Update to 5.2.2 and Webservice
Update to 5.2.2 and Webservice
- Subject: Update to 5.2.2 and Webservice
- From: Ute Hoffmann <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2004 11:27:12 +0100
Hallo,
Thanks to all who gave me suggestions for the last error I encountered
in my upgrade process. This is luckily solved.
Now, I get another error which I cannot think of where it can come from
and again it is WebServices that bite me.
1. I have a App providing a Webservice. It calls on a one to many
relationship, extracts on row and hands back the data, not as class but
as a Dictionary of Strings.
2. This Dictionary is taken in by the reciever and the String values
are used.
3. It does work well with WO 5.2 on Mac Os X 10.2
4. Same App with same DB throws an Error after upgrading to 5.2.2 on
Mac Os X 10.3. Error: Cannot find Entity "xx", check Modelfile.
When I open the webservice provider App and check, there is a valid
model for the entity and I cann see the data from out of eomodeler. So,
in my oppinion the model should be allright.
The Recieving App does not have the said model, as it only gets a
Dictionary of Strings, which have nothing to do with any model.
As far as I see from the stacktrace the exception comes from the
webservice providing Class
This Webservice is not a Direct To Webservice.
I had some trouble with character encoding much earlier, but this
cannot be on the ground of my trouble, I suppose, and it definitely was
solved in the version I took over to WO .5.2.2.
What I had to do was to manually add servlet.jar to the system, but as
he can access the service, I suppose whatever happens here is something
stupid and has nothing to do with this.
Someone else run into the problem that the WebService providing App is
not seeing its model (though it is there) and has a hint?
Regards,
Ute
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