Um ESRI is not really pure Java and thus does not have to be sane.
It is totally possible for them to create a string natively (and incorrectly)
pass it back to java causing the string code to die with an internal null
pointer exception.
Other than that your best advice is to hire Gabriel for a couple days developer
support (as he has access to an arcsde instance and could work on debugging a
bit more directly etc...). He may be able to trap the exception and ask
SdeError to print its error code as a fallback or something?
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Jody Garnett
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