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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

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...

But it means we can't see this in action...

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...

  • 3 weeks later...

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

Beverly

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