Help decyphering error message needed

[David Wikström]

I get this error message from FTPeek:

Jul 1, 2010 8:44:28 AM com.prosc.fmkit.Plugin setLastError

SEVERE: PluginFunction PluginFunction{name='FTPeek_DownloadFileToContainer',

functionID=-25492, minArgs=null, maxArgs=1} got an error with converted args

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Anybody know more precisely what this means?

[bcooney]

No. 360 checks in here often.

How about the download file function? You can dl to temporary and then insert into container (field must be on layout).

[David Wikström]

Hi,

I'm not sure how that would change anything? But it might be worth a try in case the download into container for some reason is over-sensitive.

[Smef]

Could you please post your full error log or email it to me at [email protected]?

[David Wikström]

Hi David,

Thanks for your reply. I've sent you the full log by e-mail.

[bcooney]

Back from vacation, and very interested to know what happened with this, David.

[David Wikström]

I sent the file but never heard back from 360Works...

[bcooney]

Well, big vacation week in USA. Perhaps, they're away. To answer your above comment, yes, I was thinking Download to Container was more sensitive. Grasping at straws then. I'll stay tuned for an response from 360works too...

[Smef]

We've received your email, but are still looking into what is causing this. I'll let you know as soon as I have an answer for you.

[David Wikström]

OK, thanks!

[David Wikström]

Still no news... I've e-mail a new log files with some other surprising error messages:

WARNING: No result in main thread main for PluginFunction{name='FTPeek_LastError', functionID=22660, minArgs=null, maxArgs=0}. All plugin functions should always return a result!!!

[Smef]

Are you still having this issue? It looks like you were communicating with Jesse through email about this issue.

Those messages about returning a result are for our internal use and can be ignored.

[David Wikström]

Yes, my issue is basically solved. It would be nice to have some documentation on the error logs, though!

[bcooney]

David,

Can you post what the resolution was? We abandoned FTPeek in our project because it seemed to choke on large files.