on 09-21-2010 4:02 PM
Hello,
I have problem in sending table data to Adobeform.
In the WDINIT method of view , I am passing data to internal table in the context.
In my context I have a node say 'X' , below it one more node 'Y' with cardinality o to n.
I am passing data to Y using BIND Table method.
Following runtime error is coming when I execute webdynpro application.
' WebDynpro Exception: ADS call failed ADS: com.adobe.ProcessingException:
com.adobe.ProcessingException: com.adobe.ads.exception.TransientException: A
problem was encountered with the results: RenderResult array is null.(200.101): '
Could you please help me..
Thanking you,
Regards,
satya
Still trying
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Try creating node X with cardinality 1:1 below it define node Y with cardinality 0:n. Now When you are creating the interface for adobe form use the node X instead of using node Y directly. Now you will see node X and Y as a sub node in adobe form interface. Use the node Y now in your adobe form for table display.
Thanks
Vishal Kapoor
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This issue seems related to ADS , not to the context nodes you created.
Are you able to run other Adobe application on the same server?
If no, then Run these report programs: FP_TEST_00, FP_PDF_TEST_00, FP_CHECK_DESTINATION_SERVICE.
Also check the ADS entry in SM59.
And the password of the ADS (confirm with BASIS).
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Hello,
Thanks.
But I have other webdynpro applications which have Adobe forms. They are running fine.
Infact If I pass string from webdynpro component , Adobe form output is coming.
So I think it is the problem of Mapping the context of webdynpro component to Adobeform interface.
But I am not getting how to do it correctly.
Regards,
satya
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