imitchell - Friday, September 30, 2011 10:37 AM:
Folks,
I am getting the error "Unable to connect to the remote server" when updating a Document item.
I believe that the actual connection is ok because during test/debug of this issue, the first thing I do is upload the initial file and create the Doc-File relationship, see the file in the vault, etc. The error always occurs when I do the "update" in which I am updating the file that is associated with the document. The first thing logic does is lock the Document which I see does actually happen Aras.
I can reliably repeat the process of successfully creating a new Document/File but failing on updating the file
Any thought would be greatly appreciated! - Thanks, Ian
Below is the update logic:
public String updateArasDocumentFile(String documentNumber, String inFileName)
{
// given an Aras document Number, update the attached file that resides in C:Temp
if (SetupArasConnection())
{
MyInnovator = new Aras.IOM.Innovator(MyConnection);
Item documentRequest = MyInnovator.newItem("document", "get");
documentRequest.setProperty("item_number", documentNumber);
Item documentResult = documentRequest.apply();
if (documentResult.isError())
{
return ("Document get Query Error: " + documentResult.getErrorDetail());
}
// first, lock the document
documentResult = documentResult.lockItem();
if (documentResult.isError())
{
return ("ERROR: failed to lock the document: " + documentResult.getErrorDetail());
}
Item doc_file = documentResult.fetchRelationships("Document File").getRelationships("Document File").getItemByIndex(0);
// delete this doc-file as we will create a new one for the updated file
doc_file.setAction("delete");
// get existing File so we can use the same name
Item existingFile = doc_file.getRelatedItem();
String fileName = existingFile.getProperty("keyed_name");
Console.WriteLine("Existing Filename: " + fileName);
// add a new Document-File relationship
// Create new item "File" and attach physical file to it for version 2
Item file2 = MyInnovator.newItem("File", "add");
file2.setProperty("filename", fileName);
file2.attachPhysicalFile(inFileName);
// Create relationship between document and file
Item doc_file2 = MyInnovator.newItem("Document File", "add");
doc_file2.setRelatedItem(file2);
documentResult.addRelationship(doc_file2);
// Set action "edit" on the top Document
documentResult.setAction("edit");
Console.WriteLine("About to update Aras Doc :" + documentResult.ToString());
// Submit top item with all subtree. This creates the next generation of the document.
Item updated_doc = documentResult.apply(); /*******************ERROR HAPPENS HERE
if (updated_doc.isError())
{
return ("ERROR: document: " + updated_doc.getErrorDetail());
}
else
{
return "SUCCESS " + updated_doc.getProperty("major_rev") + "." + updated_doc.getProperty("generation");
}
}
else
return "Aras login error";
}
imitchell - Tuesday, October 4, 2011 6:12 AM:
Folks,
It looks like it is not a code issue since it also happens using the Aras Client.
It seems to be an install/config/network issue.
Here is a thread that is more on target: http://www.aras.comhttp://www.aras.com/Community/forums/p/1928/6352.aspx#6352
