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Troubleshooting XML results


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Hello,

I'm trying to troubleshoot getting results from the web publishing engine. I've created a script that will return results as expected (24 records for my test), but when I try to run the script from a webpage, I get the fieldnames returned but no results.

There are other calls using the WPE that work fine and I believe the URL is correct. It's below so others can see if it's correct.

http://corkwood/fmi/xml/fmresultset.xml?-db=ocp_fmp_webinterface&-lay=ocp_fmp_webinterface&-script=Digital_Edition_Update&-script.param=30103333&-find

I've rebooted the server. Running FMSA 10.0.1.64 on Win Server 2003 SP2. How do you troubleshoot something like this?

Thanks,

John

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That URL is not accessible from the rest of the world, it's an internal machine name on your network only...

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Hi Webko,

In this instance, the calls are for an internal AS/400. We use XML to pass data between FM and the AS/400, so that part of the URL is correct.

Regards,

John

That URL is not accessible from the rest of the world, it's an internal machine name on your network only...

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If the url is correct, you should see the XML that FMS returns when you use the url in a browser. If the url is not correct, you will still get some XML back with a relevant error code in it, you can then troubleshoot from there...

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Shouldn't your query have "-script=...." in it somewhere if you are calling a script?

Beverly

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