Unable to Set Published for BSSV

[Andrew2009]

When I click on the Set Published button for a published class, I got the below error

The selected artifact cannot be published
Fatal error: Cannot find class
java/lang/StackOverflowError

I found the below solution from Oracle Support but I still got the same error

Disable the Data Execution Prevention features for the JDeveloper program by performing the following steps.

1- Click on the Windows Start button.
2- Control Panel, System, Advanced, Performance Settings
3- Click Data Execution Prevention Tab.
4- Click "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select".
5- Click Add and add jdev.exe and jdevw.exe files.
6- Click OK.
7- The System Control Panel Applet informs you :
"The changes you have made require you to restart your computer before they can take effect"
8- Rerun your application.

I'm able to compile the BSSV object fine with no errors.

I'm using JDev 10.1.3.4 and E900 on Windows Server 2007 Service Pack 2

Do you have any idea?

 

[ONYX]

Hello Andrew2009,
Are you able to Set Published for other bssv's?
I would suggest creating new bssv, copy-paste code from old bssv (correct objects names in new bssv) and try to Set Published.

 

[Andrew2009]

I have not tried for other bssv's yet because I'm afraid if I unpublished it then I can't publish it again.

I'll try creating a new bssv object approach.

 

[Davide]

Hi Guys,

I've had a similar experience with this.

1: Created a BSSV
2: Compiled and validate, no errors
3: Set Class to Published
4: Checked BSSV in.
5: Deploy BSSV, for UAT Testing.
6: After a few months, check out, modified/fix.
7: Check in : ERROR
After hours of Google and JDELIST:
I have UNPUBLISHED my Published class, checked in my BSSV.
Check in was successful.
What I did see is that in the F98603 my class is still set as published.

My limited reasoning for this problem is, that on check in, and trying to set the Published class, the system is trying to insert a new record, rather than updating the existing on.
If there's anyone out there who can elaborate more on these findings, it would be great.
I'm no CNC, this is only a theory.
Hopefully it will be sueful.

kind regards,
David

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