PASOE ERROR
 

PASOE ERROR

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  1. Roger Blanchard
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    What exactly does the error below mean? It is coming from a REST call via an Android application. It works most of the day and then this will start all of a sudden. Exiting the Android app and restarting will then work as it should. 

    I am just wondering if this error is thrown by the SCL? Is it saying the parameter object that is being sent is different on the server?

    [24/11/19@00:01:00.159-0600] P-007764 T-013964 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.193-0600] P-007764 T-001504 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.195-0600] P-007764 T-016300 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.197-0600] P-007764 T-013964 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.200-0600] P-007764 T-001504 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.202-0600] P-007764 T-016300 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.204-0600] P-007764 T-013964 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.206-0600] P-007764 T-001504 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.208-0600] P-007764 T-016300 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.211-0600] P-007764 T-013964 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.215-0600] P-007764 T-001504 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeMethod.p. (3230)
    [24/11/19@00:01:00.219-0600] P-007764 T-016300 1 AS-9 -- Mismatched parameter types passed to procedure OERA/support/proSIinvokeTask.p. (3230)
  2. Mike Fechner
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    20 Nov in reply to Roger Blanchard
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    Are you seeing that for all InvokeTask / InvokeTask2 calls? Or only a few? What is the client seeing when those errors pop up? 

    The ServiceAdapter should be the only bit of code running that procedure. So when both client and AppServer are using the same version of the framework, I would expect that the parameters match. 

    If we need to dig deeper into the issue, it might make more sense to log a support ticket. 
  3. Roger Blanchard
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    Hello Mike,

    >> Are you seeing that for all InvokeTask / InvokeTask2 calls? Or only a few? 
    We are not seeing it for all InvokeTask...just a few. 

    >>  What is the client seeing when those errors pop up?
    We have requested the WebClient logs to see what is contained on the WC side. 

    >> The ServiceAdapter should be the only bit of code running that procedure
    Are you saying a REST POST will not call that procedure?

    >> If we need to dig deeper into the issue, it might make more sense to log a support ticket. 
    I will do that once we get more logs / info. 

    Thanks for the info.
  4. Peter Judge
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    20 Nov in reply to Roger Blanchard
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    >> The ServiceAdapter should be the only bit of code running that procedure
    Are you saying a REST POST will not call that procedure?


    Correct - it calls the method directly.


  5. Roger Blanchard
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    Thanks Peter.
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