GET not working properly for BSSV objects

RonWeasley

Active Member
This started happening since the last full DV package was deployed. Not sure what went wrong. The issue is; whenever a developer tries to 'GET' a JP** or a J** object in DV900 or any pathcode; JDE should create a folder as C:\e900\DV900\java\source\oracle\e1\bssv\J*** and populate the folder with corresponding .java/.jpr components.
In our case, the folder gets created but the corresponding contents don't.

Here is what I see in the logs:

May 11 09:50:14.712000 - 5396/5764 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject OMWFUtil::CopyF() - Copying \\KYINDV9DLP\E900\DV900\java\sbfjars\JP590301.jar to c:\e900\DV900\java\source\oracle\e1\bssv\JP590301\JP590301.jar.
May 11 09:50:14.743000 - 5396/5764 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject OMWFUtil::CopyF() - Copy successful
May 11 09:50:14.743001 - 5396/5764 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject The log detail item, <NO LOG ITEM DEFINED>, will not be logged because it is not required by the configuration settings.
May 11 09:50:14.868000 - 5396/5764 WRK:Starting jdeCallObject OMW: Extracted contents of JAR c:\e900\DV900\java\source\oracle\e1\bssv\JP590301\JP590301.jar with return message: The handle is invalid.

The copy never happens; although it shows successful in the log; hence the extraction of the jar file errors out with invalid handle.

It would be great if someone could provide an input on this.

Regards...
 
resolved... needed to have the jde.ini settings correct for JDeveloper.
 
Had the same issue in 9.1
Make sure there is no space after the version of jdeveloper as defined in the jde.ini
and the install path needs to c:\oracle\middleware
don't include jdeveloper at the end
 
I am having the same issue. Could you expand on what was incorrect in the jde.ini file?
 
This is a very old thread so you probably would have been better off starting a new thread with maybe a link referencing this thread and described exactly the problem you are having.

Based on the discussion in this thread the last poster is saying you have to be careful how you specify the JDeveloper path. It is very counter intuitive in that you DON'T specify the folder that contains the .exe, but rather the folder containing the folder that contains the exe. So, if the path to JDeveloper is C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_Home\jdeveloper\jdeveloper.exe you specify C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_Home in the jde.ini. For me, JDeveloper is installed in the path I just referenced and here is the relevant portion of my jde.ini:

Code:
[MTR VALIDATION]
BusobjInMB=350
CDiskInMB=200
DeployDiskInMB=5000
NMakeVersion=6.00.8168.0
MDACVersion=2.60.6526.2
LiteRecords=12
JDeveloperVersion=12.1.2
JDeveloperInstallPath=C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_Home
MigrateOAStoWls=0
WeblogicHomepath=
BuildForJAXWSWLS=1
BuildForJAXWSWAS=0
WebSphereInstallPath=
 
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