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Error Using JSON REST Response [message #866198]

Mon, 30 April 2012 15:45

Eclipse User

I'm receiving this error message when attempting to parse my JSON response:
IWN.JavaGen.9970.e 0/0 Unable to write the smap file HitlistTitleInfo.eglsmap.

I created the EGL record layout from the workbench wizard tool using a valid response file that I created from a browser invocation of my REST service.

I'm stumped. The service is sending a valid response, I just can't get rid of the error or load the datagrid.

Thanks,
Gregory

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Re: Error Using JSON REST Response [message #866233 is a reply to message #866198]

Mon, 30 April 2012 16:04

Eclipse User

Hi Gregory,

The error message is coming from a problem when generating part HitlistTitleInfo. Is that part something you can attach? I'd also need any dependent parts to compile it.

-Justin

Re: Error Using JSON REST Response [message #866250 is a reply to message #866233]

Mon, 30 April 2012 16:16

Eclipse User

Hi --
I'm consuming a third-party service using REST/JSON. I created the EGL records using the new record wizard and have included them below the handler code.

Should be able to run using what I have attached....

Thanks!

Re: Error Using JSON REST Response [message #866275 is a reply to message #866250]

Mon, 30 April 2012 16:31

Eclipse User

Ah, you're right, I looked right past it. I don't get a generation error, but looking at the code issuing the message it's when it tries to set the data for the file. Eclipse is throwing an error but we're not providing the original message, just a more user-friendly message. I'll update our code to print the stack trace to the log when this happens.

Are you using the nightly builds or are you on an official release? And what is your workspace default encoding (Window > Preferences > General > Workspace, bottom section labeled 'Text file encoding').

Also, does the file HitlistTitleInfo.eglsmap exist already? It would be in the same folder as HitlistTitleInfo.java. You will need to check in the Navigator view, since Project Explorer hides the *.eglsmap files by default.

-Justin

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