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~Sanjay Kijipyings

Oct 17, 2011, 3:43 PM

29 Posts

Repeat control data source error

Category: Server Side JavaScript
Platform: Linux
Release: 8.5.3
Role: Developer
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Replies: 2

Hello everybody!

I have joust encountered with an error: i have a repeat control, which has a library function as a data source. It all worked fine, but when I upgraded to 8.5.3 I am receiving the following error: Error while executing JavaScript computed expression

put(int index,FBSValue value) not supported in JavaWrapperObject

here goes the script itself:

var arr = new java.util.Vector;
   2: arr = getTradePointsAverages(arr);
   3: return arr;

nothing special. The library is listed in the xpage data resources panel.

What may be the problem?

Thanks for help.

~Jennifer Fezjipylitetsi

Oct 19, 2011, 10:18 AM

54 Posts

Re: Repeat control data source error

Hi,

Can you show what's in the getTradePointsAverages(arr) function?

The error message says something that you (or domino) are using the "put" method. However the java.util.Vector class doesn't support that . Try using the "add" method (see java.util.Vector API http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Vector.html)

Don't know is this the problem. It's odd that this worked in 8.5.2.

~Rex Umreman

Oct 19, 2011, 11:49 AM

272 Posts

Re: Repeat control data source error

Hi,

it seems that something internally has changed in com.ibm.jscript.types.JavaWrapperObject. because the method put(int paramInt, FBSValue paramFBSValue) always throws a runtime error. This behavior is the same as in 8.5.2.

The question is why this method is called now in 8.5.3, not in 8.5.2...

Maybe you can post the getTradePointsAverages method, then we can make a closer look on it.

Sven