Re: Java API Question

[Lyle Taylor]

Excellent!  Thanks.  Switching to parseQualification rather than 
decodeQualification fixed it.

Thanks,
Lyle

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On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 12:00 AM, Lyle Taylor 
<tayl...@ldschurch.org<mailto:tayl...@ldschurch.org>> wrote:
**

Hi All,



I'm trying to get started using the Java API and am running into something I 
don't understand.



I have the following code that simply queries CMT:People for everybody that has 
Unrestricted Access:



            ARServerUser srv = new ARServerUser(<user>, <password>, null, 
<server>, <port>);

            try {

                  srv.login();



                  int fields[] = {1, 4};

                  OutputInteger nMatches = new OutputInteger();

                  List<Entry> entries = srv.getListEntryObjects("CTM:People", 
srv.decodeQualification("'Unrestricted Access' != $NULL$"), 0, 0, null, fields, 
false, nMatches);



                  if ( nMatches.intValue() > 0 ) {

                        for (Entry entry : entries) {

                              String id = entry.getEntryId();

                              String str = entry.toString();

                        }

                  }

            } catch (ARException e) {

                  e.printStackTrace();

            }



The code compiles fine and runs but throws an exception when it tries to decode 
the qualification string.  I get the following error:



ERROR (402): Incorrect format in the definition file; (missing cond op -- 
'Unrestricted Access' != $NULL$)



If I understand correctly, the qualification shouldn't need a conditional 
operator, a relational operator should be just fine.  If I remove the 
qualification and simply pass null, it works without any errors.  Has anyone 
seen this error before and have an idea of what I might be doing wrong or 
missing?



Let me know if I need to provide more information.



Thanks,

Lyle Taylor


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