on 05-14-2007 7:49 AM
JCO_ERROR_RESOURCE: Trying to access row values in a table which does not have any rows yet
what i did is to get the result from the arraylist
returnAckList.size() return 2
and after that i set the row and pass back the result to R3 with Table parameters
i hit the error above
ANY IDEA...
ArrayList returnAckList=sendMail.sendAuthenticate(bean,beanList2,configList,Conte);
if(returnAckList.size()>0){
int k=0;
for(Iterator it=returnAckList.iterator();it.hasNext();){
OutMailAckBean ack=(OutMailAckBean)it.next();
System.err.println("k" +k);
result.setRow(k);
result.getField("MAILID").setValue(ack.getEmailId());
result.getField("ARDDR").setValue(ack.getReceipient());
result.getField("STATUS").setValue(ack.getAckDelivery());
result.getField("MADAT").setValue(ack.getDateSend().substring(0,10));
result.getField("MATIM").setValue(ack.getDateSend().substring(11,19));
k++;
System.err.println("Ack Row " +k +":" +" mailid: " +" ARDDR: " +result.getField("ARDDR").getString()
" status: "result.getField("STATUS").getString() +" type: " +result.getField("TTYPE").getString()
" MADAT: "result.getField("MADAT").getString() " MATIM: "result.getField("MATIM").getString());
}
}else{
System.err.println("AckList is empty!!!!!!!!");
}
Message was edited by:
yzme yzme
Yzme,
From the error message, what I can make out is that you are trying to manipulate row elements in a JCo table that doesn't have any rows yet.
Instead of changing the row pointer, try adding rows to the table first and then set the values.
ArrayList returnAckList=sendMail.sendAuthenticate(bean,beanList2,configList,Conte);
if(returnAckList.size()>0){
int k=0;
for(Iterator it=returnAckList.iterator();it.hasNext();){
OutMailAckBean ack=(OutMailAckBean)it.next();
System.err.println("k" +k);
// result.setRow(k);
/* Instead of this line of code add the appendRow statement.
I assume variable result is of type JCo.Table*/
<b>result.appendRow();</b>
result.getField("MAILID").setValue(ack.getEmailId());
result.getField("ARDDR").setValue(ack.getReceipient());
result.getField("STATUS").setValue(ack.getAckDelivery());
result.getField("MADAT").setValue(ack.getDateSend().substring(0,10));
result.getField("MATIM").setValue(ack.getDateSend().substring(11,19));
k++;
System.err.println("Ack Row " +k +":" +" mailid: " +" ARDDR: " +result.getField("ARDDR").getString()
+" status: "+result.getField("STATUS").getString() +" type: " +result.getField("TTYPE").getString()
+" MADAT: "+result.getField("MADAT").getString() +" MATIM: "+result.getField("MATIM").getString());
}
}else{
System.err.println("AckList is empty!!!!!!!!");
}
If my understanding is wrong, then please elaborate the problem.
Bala
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Hi, yzme.
Is this reproducible always?
If not, this might be tuning problem.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/f6/daea401675752ae10000000a155106/frameset.htm
This help.sap.com says like the following.
-
JCO_ERROR_RESOURCE
Indicates that JCO has run out of resources such as connections
in a connection pool
Read the exception text and check the JAVA application
-
Try once again with enough JCo connection parameters.
Best Regards.
Sejoon
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