I fixed it, thanks for talking me through it.
I just covered it to NSData
> On Aug 11, 2020, at 09:30, Jesse Tayler wrote:
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> Well, I’m sure there is validation for JSON since that has issues with format
> and encodings, so I’d expect some of that sort of thing here.
>
> I don’t really see
hmmm…what’s your model look like? Or how are you setting up the storage of that
data?
Sounds like you want a string and might watch the encoding of it before storage
—
It sounds perhaps like this error could occur because your data types are
mismatched in a way that results in a validation
Hello;
I am not using JSON here, I certainly could but that is not what the customer
has requested. They want serialized Java Objects, not Java Script Object
Notation. Java Serialized objects are byte arrays, much like a stream of file
contents read from a disk with Reader object.
I have
Well, I’m sure there is validation for JSON since that has issues with format
and encodings, so I’d expect some of that sort of thing here.
I don’t really see the value or whatever expected type, so I’d find that value
that breaks it and test it —
One thing I wonder is about text encoding, are
The value entered for Serial is not a valid ?.
ERXVaidationException
I have setup no Validation, so it must be Wonder or WebObjects base validation
that is throwing the error
> On Aug 10, 2020, at 18:20, Jesse Tayler wrote:
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> Did you list your error?
>
>> On Aug 10, 2020, at 6:08 PM, Don
