on 11-11-2005 11:31 PM
I'm getting "Interface Mapping <name> (SWCV=<id>) not found" error during runtime. I did not do anything to the specified interface mapping. If I go into the repository and put into modify mode, add space to description, save, activate, it all works fine. Any idea why my interface mappings are getting "lost" in the runtime cache... any way to do a bulk reload of repository objects into the runtime cache?
Touching each object resolved issue.
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I had a similar scenario. But for me,it was "Message-Mapping not found-Unable to Determine the Name of the Mapping Program". There was a Mapping program and the Interface Mapping was properly given in the configuration. Then I copied the Map Program object with a different name,activated it and used it. It worked fine.Any other alternative?
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Hi Tadd,
It may help to eliminate the possible erros:
1) In the Runtime Workbench, simulate the message in the Component Monitoring / Adapter Engine. If this does not work:
2) Try to restart the JVM. I have seen sometimes that the mapping functions stored as Java files do not get refreshed.
Cheers,
Bhanu
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