Simple Method String error
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Hey there,
I got quite an unusual error here. I am trying to parse a url to a java class that I created. The url is created dynamically and then parsed to another method of mine... : <simple-method method-name="generateProductPriceImagesAll" short-description="Refresh the Productprice Images for all Products"> <entity-condition entity-name="ProductsAndPrices" list-name="productList"> </entity-condition> <iterate entry-name="products" list-name="productList"> <if> <condition> <not> <if-empty field-name="products.productName"></if-empty> </not> </condition> <then> <set field="productOutMap.message" value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" type="PlainString" /> <call-service service-name="generatePriceImagesAll2" in-map-name="productOutMap"> </call-service> </then> </if> </iterate> </simple-method> This should work, but the following error arises on call: Service dispatcher threw an exceptionError running simple method [generateProductPriceImagesAll] in XML file [org/brandsparadise/solr/SimpleMethodServices.xml]: (Could not parse XML file (The reference to entity "v1" must end with the ';' delimiter.)) |
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You need to escape the & characters:
value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" -Adrian madppiper wrote: > Hey there, > > I got quite an unusual error here. I am trying to parse a url to a java > class that I created. The url is created dynamically and then parsed to > another method of mine... : > > <!-- Toolset Function --> > <simple-method method-name="generateProductPriceImagesAll" > short-description="Refresh the Productprice Images for all Products"> > > <!-- Retrieve all Products from Entity Engine --> > > <entity-condition entity-name="ProductsAndPrices" > list-name="productList"> > </entity-condition> > > > > <!-- Run through Productlist and generate the ProductPriceImages --> > > <iterate entry-name="products" list-name="productList"> > <if> > <condition> > <not> > <if-empty field-name="products.productName"></if-empty> > </not> > </condition> > <then> > > <!-- Generate Product Map File --> > > <set field="productOutMap.message" > > value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" > > type="PlainString" /> > > > <call-service service-name="generatePriceImagesAll2" > in-map-name="productOutMap"> > </call-service> > > > </then> > </if> > </iterate> > > > > </simple-method> > > > > > > This should work, but the following error arises on call: > > > Service dispatcher threw an exceptionError running simple method > [generateProductPriceImagesAll] in XML file > [org/brandsparadise/solr/SimpleMethodServices.xml]: (Could not parse XML > file (The reference to entity "v1" must end with the ';' delimiter.)) |
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Right, and how do i do that?
I tried using: value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png\&v1=${products.productPrice}\&v2=${products.productPrice}" since a backslash is the usual way of escaping. But this won't work...
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I showed you how. Look closer at my reply.
-Adrian madppiper wrote: > Right, and how do i do that? > > I tried using: > > value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png\&v1=${products.productPrice}\&v2=${products.productPrice}" > > since a backslash is the usual way of escaping. But this won't work... > > > Adrian Crum wrote: >> You need to escape the & characters: >> >> value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" >> >> -Adrian >> >> >> madppiper wrote: >>> Hey there, >>> >>> I got quite an unusual error here. I am trying to parse a url to a java >>> class that I created. The url is created dynamically and then parsed to >>> another method of mine... : >>> >>> <!-- Toolset Function --> >>> <simple-method method-name="generateProductPriceImagesAll" >>> short-description="Refresh the Productprice Images for all Products"> >>> >>> <!-- Retrieve all Products from Entity Engine --> >>> >>> <entity-condition entity-name="ProductsAndPrices" >>> list-name="productList"> >>> </entity-condition> >>> >>> >>> >>> <!-- Run through Productlist and generate the ProductPriceImages --> >>> >>> <iterate entry-name="products" list-name="productList"> >>> <if> >>> <condition> >>> <not> >>> <if-empty field-name="products.productName"></if-empty> >>> </not> >>> </condition> >>> <then> >>> >>> <!-- Generate Product Map File --> >>> >>> <set field="productOutMap.message" >>> >>> value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" >>> >>> type="PlainString" /> >>> >>> >>> <call-service service-name="generatePriceImagesAll2" >>> in-map-name="productOutMap"> >>> </call-service> >>> >>> >>> </then> >>> </if> >>> </iterate> >>> >>> >>> >>> </simple-method> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> This should work, but the following error arises on call: >>> >>> >>> Service dispatcher threw an exceptionError running simple method >>> [generateProductPriceImagesAll] in XML file >>> [org/brandsparadise/solr/SimpleMethodServices.xml]: (Could not parse XML >>> file (The reference to entity "v1" must end with the ';' delimiter.)) >> > |
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looking really close here, but even when I go through each character one by one, I cannot find the darnest difference:
yours value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" mine value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" ;) |
Re: Simple Method String error
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You must be using a mail client that is rendering HTML, or nabble.
In yours you had the ampersand character. He actually had the ampersand character then amp;. I'm not sure what my client does with escaping, so I'll try three things. You need to replace the ampersands with & &amp; "Ampersand Character"+"amp;" I'm not sure which of the above will appear right, but I hope I got the idea across. |
Re: Simple Method String error
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http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#dt-chardata
Jacques From: "madppiper" <[hidden email]> > > Right, and how do i do that? > > I tried using: > > value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png\&v1=${products.productPrice}\&v2=${products.productPrice}" > > since a backslash is the usual way of escaping. But this won't work... > > > Adrian Crum wrote: >> >> You need to escape the & characters: >> >> value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" >> >> -Adrian >> >> >> madppiper wrote: >>> Hey there, >>> >>> I got quite an unusual error here. I am trying to parse a url to a java >>> class that I created. The url is created dynamically and then parsed to >>> another method of mine... : >>> >>> <!-- Toolset Function --> >>> <simple-method method-name="generateProductPriceImagesAll" >>> short-description="Refresh the Productprice Images for all Products"> >>> >>> <!-- Retrieve all Products from Entity Engine --> >>> >>> <entity-condition entity-name="ProductsAndPrices" >>> list-name="productList"> >>> </entity-condition> >>> >>> >>> >>> <!-- Run through Productlist and generate the ProductPriceImages --> >>> >>> <iterate entry-name="products" list-name="productList"> >>> <if> >>> <condition> >>> <not> >>> <if-empty field-name="products.productName"></if-empty> >>> </not> >>> </condition> >>> <then> >>> >>> <!-- Generate Product Map File --> >>> >>> <set field="productOutMap.message" >>> >>> value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" >>> >>> type="PlainString" /> >>> >>> >>> <call-service service-name="generatePriceImagesAll2" >>> in-map-name="productOutMap"> >>> </call-service> >>> >>> >>> </then> >>> </if> >>> </iterate> >>> >>> >>> >>> </simple-method> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> This should work, but the following error arises on call: >>> >>> >>> Service dispatcher threw an exceptionError running simple method >>> [generateProductPriceImagesAll] in XML file >>> [org/brandsparadise/solr/SimpleMethodServices.xml]: (Could not parse XML >>> file (The reference to entity "v1" must end with the ';' delimiter.)) >> >> > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Simple-Method-String-error-tp20920803p20921780.html > Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > |
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madppiper wrote:
> yours > value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" That was not in my reply. I repeat: value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" -Adrian |
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I use a text based email.
I can see the difference. madppiper sent the following on 12/9/2008 11:59 AM: > looking really close here, but even when I go through each character one by > one, I cannot find the darnest difference: > > > yours > value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" > > mine > value="imgname=${products.productId}_price.png&v1=${products.productPrice}&v2=${products.productPrice}" > > > ;) |
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