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~Sven Xanvelutexnivu
Jan 17, 2018, 1:52 AM
3 Posts
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Error saving Web Service Consumer "The requested operation failed: entry"

  • Category: Domino Designer
  • Platform: Windows
  • Release: 9.0.1
  • Role: Developer
  • Tags: WSDL
  • Replies: 2

Hello,

After importing the WSDL for a new web service consumer (LotusScript); we found that the importer constructed 5 classes with the same name.  We've gone through and re-named them (and the corresponding references to them) but Designer (FP9) is throwing the error "The requested operation failed: entry" when attempting to save.  

Going off the suggestion in this technote we've verified that there is a corresponding input and output in the binding operation.  Additional searches on these forums and Google and I couldn't find any matches to the exact error message.

Has anyone seen this behavior before, and if so what solution did you find (if any)?

Thank you,
-Tim

P.S. The WSDL is for a paid service; otherwise I would have included it in the post.  If it's needed I'll have to reach out to the vendor to see if it's OK to share.

~Sigmund Umwemanoni
Jan 22, 2018, 3:52 PM
323 Posts
Is "entry" the name of an argument in the call?

The error itself seems to occur when an object type can't be resolved.

Unfortunately I haven't encountered the error itself, but ... maybe there's something about one of the classes that needs to change.

Also, you've probably been through the song & dance about the length & capitalization of calls. I'm unsurprised that the variable names are also subject to the conditions inherent in BASIC / LotusScript, so (real, effective) name length and capitalization matter.

~Sven Xanvelutexnivu
Jan 24, 2018, 5:01 PM
3 Posts
No arguments named 'entry'

Thanks for the suggestions, I compared the classes to older versions of the service but couldn't find anything that stood out as incorrect (with the exception noted above with 5 classes being named the same).  We're exploring other options then the Notes Web Service Consumer for this issue now. 


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