attempting to place "issues" into the context map
results in the same error?? be aware this is
different than what you were doing earlier which was
placeing issues.getString("issueId") into the map.
If you placed "issues" into the context map, and it
returned null, then you issues is null :) and you're
trying to getString from a null object. This is
different from getting a string from an object and the
result of getString being null.
ie
null.getString()
vs
issues.issueId=null;
issues.description="this is the issue"
issues.getString("issueId");
so the questions is...what does issues equal?
issues = ...?
--- Fabian Gorsler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> with context it is the same problem. The method
> invocation error stays.
> We've tried everything (We think so...), but in this
> d**m request-chain
> nothing helped... In all situations the script
> worked fine without the
> request chain. If the service had output parameters
> I could guess i'm
> manipulating the wrong parameters, but there are no
> things returned to the
> chain. I think the only way for finding a solution
> is debugging from the
> core, but with that I have no idea how to start.
>
> I'm totally confused...
>
> Best regards,
> Fabian.
>
>
