Iain,
How long is it taking to run? Perhaps you're running into the default
transaction timeout of 60 seconds.
There are a couple of ways around this. In general even with a few
hundred items it should go faster than 60 seconds, so some
optimization (ie caching, db table indexing, improving queries to
reduce database round-trips, etc) might be needed. The other
alternative would be to increase the transaction timeout (either the
default one, or the timeout for that specific service).
-David
On Nov 8, 2006, at 6:45 AM, Iain Fogg wrote:
Jacopo,
I was testing the reception of a large(ish) purchase order and
could consistently get receiveInventoryProduct to raise an
exception, although with no useful diagnostics about what might be
causing the problem.
Whenever I try to receive a shipment with several hundred items
this would occur. However, if I received the order in "chunks" of
20-30 items everything worked fine. This points to a dynamic
runtime error rather than a program logic error, but the logs don't
really give an idea of what might be causing it.
Are there known problems with receiveInventoryProduct for big
orders? I couldn't see anything on jira...
Cheers, Iain
Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
Hi Scott,
have a look at the receiveInventoryProduct minilang method in:
applications\product\script\org\ofbiz\shipment\receipt
\ShipmentReceiptServices.xml
you'll find an example of the <loop> operation
Jacopo
Scott Gray wrote:
Hi All
I can't seem to find anything among the minilang tags that is
equivalent to a while loop in java, can anybody point me in the
right direction or let me know if there isn't anything?
Thanks
Scott
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