WW_MESS error import SDH

Posted By Toni1974 1 month ago

Good morning, we make a call to a WS WSIMPORT (SSH) from .net and in X3 we have a SPEIMPSDHS that records the trace using the function

ECR_TRACE and it is returned by the WS in WW_MESS, well, sometimes it does not work, that is, the WW_MESS variable does not record the message sent by ECR_TRACE. Has it happened to anyone?

Thanks for advance.

Greetings.

This is an example that works fine, but sometimes WW_MESS is not created.

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0 Regard Hulsbos 1 month ago

Ensure that as part of the SOAP "requestConfig" definition to include "adonix.debug.on=on". This forces the Supervisor to generate export texts.

If you do not included it in your SOAP "requestConfig", you will only receive output text when there is an error.

Review the $SETTRACE label in the generate WJ* Web Publication wrapper.
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0 Regard Hulsbos 1 month ago

Ensure that as part of the SOAP "requestConfig" definition to include "adonix.debug.on=on". This forces the Supervisor to generate export texts.

If you do not included it in your SOAP "requestConfig", you will only receive output text when there is an error.

Review the $SETTRACE label in the generate WJ* Web Publication wrapper.
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0 Toni1974 1 month ago in reply to Regard Hulsbos

Hello Regard, thanks for responding, the parameter you mention is always on, the problem is random.
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0 Regard Hulsbos 1 month ago in reply to Toni1974

The alternative would be to use the Global Parameter [V]GW_MESS instead of [L]WW_MESS, as its possible that the context value of the local variable is lost during one of the processes you are executing.
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0 Toni1974 27 days ago in reply to Regard Hulsbos

Hi Regard, where Can I setup the global parameter [V]GW_MESS instead of [L]WW_MESS?
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0 Regard Hulsbos 27 days ago in reply to Toni1974

You don't have declare it, the variable is already defined in the Global Variable definition set. Just verify in your code that the variable exists "dim([V]GW_MESS)>0" before referencing it.
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0 Toni1974 26 days ago in reply to Regard Hulsbos

I have verified that the variable exists, but I do not record anything in said variable, I had understood that said variable is configured somewhere so that it records in it instead of [L]WW_MESS. I don't know if I understood you...

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