on 11-17-2008 3:34 PM
Hi experts,
I'm having problems after creating an UDF in a Message mapping. I receive the error:
the length 0 of the array 'sortedFunctionKeys' is not equal to the number 1 of functions.
It seems like forgeting initializing something...
Regards
Gonzalo
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Upgrading my JDK to 1.6 in my PC almost solved the problem. Anyway, sometimes that happens again.
What I actually do:
1.-Creating my Message Mapping
2.-Saving it
3.-Developping my UDF
The problem occcurs when you create an UDF and just in that moment you don't save it. It will be a bug...
Hope that helps you
Regards
Gonzalo
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Hi Gonzalo,
Has this problem been solved?
Please provide inputs here.
Thanks,
Kumar
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The error occurs because my local java version
It works before upgrading to 1.6
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check the order of parameters you are passing in the UDF(graphical mapping). Looks like there is mismatch with the order.
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I'm not using the function in the mapping yet, is just developped. The error occurs when I try to save or just changing between the different tabs in the mapping tool.
For example, if I add another UDF to my MM the message changes from 1 to 2:
the length 0 of the array 'sortedFunctionKeys' is not equal to the number 2 of functions.
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