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Upload from Container Error

tvGuy
in FTPeek by 360 Works

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I received the following error message when I try to upload from container. Does anyone know what it means:

java.lang.IllegalStateException: FileMaker called plugin on thread: Thread[AWT-AppKit,5,main]; but plugin is trying to call back to FileMaker on a different thread: Thread[AWT-EventQueue-0,6,main]. This is not allowed.

Here's the function I used in the script step:

FTPeek_UploadFileFromContainer ( "/thumb.jpg"; Folder Metadata::Thumbnail Preview)

That's an odd remote path. Why the forward slash?

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That remote was supposed to be an absolute path to the root level. I've tried it with simply "" null, and other combinations of folder name and image name and I get the same result.

This is a new issue which was introduced in the most recent update to FTPeek. We've identified an issue and should have a fix out this week.

We've deployed an updated version of FTPeek which should resolve this issue for you. You can download it from http://360works.com/ftp-plugin/.

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Excellent. Thanks for the quick turnaround on this fix! You guys are awesome!

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