on 01-28-2011 12:39 PM
Hello All,
I downloaded the MII SDK from the MII server (v 12.1.4)
when trying to create a simple custom action I get an error message from eclipse when I try to set the result:
Unhandled exception type DataConversionException
The code is copy pasted from the pdf on 12.1 custom action development on sdn
package test;
import com.sap.lhcommon.common.*;
import com.sap.xmii.bls.sdk.*;
public class SimpleAction {
private static final String PARAM_OUTPUT = "Output";
@Action(name = "AddTwoNumbers")
@Outputs(names = { PARAM_OUTPUT },types = { VariantDataTypes.INTEGER })
public static void addTwoNumbers(
IActionInstance instance,
@Input(name = "Input1") int in1,
@Input(name = "Input2") int in2)
throws InvalidVariableException{
instance.setActionResult(PARAM_OUTPUT, in1 + in2);
}
}
The imports are correctly loaded in eclipse
If I add the neccesary import (import com.sap.lhcommon.exceptions.DataConversionException;) and add the DataConversionException to the throw statement I can compile the jar (and after adding the catalog.xml) upload the action block in MII without error.
when I create a transawtion however I get a fatal error. also no inputs or outputs (besides the standard 3) are to be seen int he link editor.
The catalog.XML is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ComponentCatalog>
<Category Name="Custom" Description="Custom">
<Component Type="Action" Name="SimpleAction"
Description="" Label="SimpleAction"
ClassName="test.SimpleAction"
AssemblyName="SimpleAction.jar" Dependencies=""
HelpFileName="" />
</Category>
</ComponentCatalog>
Any clue on where the problem may be? Is it the code? something else like MII buffering the old failed custom action blocks?
Thanks,
Willem
Edited by: Willem van Lammeren on Jan 28, 2011 1:40 PM
William,
There's probably a couple of things going on here...
1) The method declaration should look like this with just a generic Exception
public static void addTwoNumbers(
IActionInstance instance,
@Input(name = "Input1") int in1,
@Input(name = "Input2") int in2)
throws Exception
2) The action name in the class definition of AddTwoNumbers defined in this line of code:
@Action(name = "AddTwoNumbers")
Needs to match the catalog.xml category entry for the action, where Name="SimpleAction" should be Name="AddTwoNumbers":
<Category Name="Custom" Description="Custom">
<Component Type="Action" Name="SimpleAction"
Description="" Label="SimpleAction"
ClassName="test.SimpleAction"
AssemblyName="SimpleAction.jar" Dependencies=""
HelpFileName="" />
</Category>
For additional information as to why the action doesn't load you can set the Java WebStart environment to open up the Java Console; instructions can be found here:
[http://hale.homeip.net/javabook/jaws/javawebstartconsole.htm|http://hale.homeip.net/javabook/jaws/javawebstartconsole.htm]
Hope this helps,
Sam
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finally found the time to change the action and it worked as a charm!
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Thanks, I will try it out!
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