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AFAIK, the Fusion error is in javascript, and thus no log entry is
created.<br>
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I don't know enough about Fusion to determine what may have caused the
error.<br>
<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
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Rodolfo Moreno skrev:
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<pre wrap="">Thanks Kenneth, I was a silly I forgot to review the log file.
this is the error in the log file.
Error: An exception occurred in FDO component.
RDBMS: No current open database.
The error is being raised by feature sources with feature joins to SQL 2008
(my trial version has expired).
Describing the problem:
- Municipalities.FeatureSource has 2 featsources:
- Municipalities and MunicipalitiesExtension (It has featurejoins).
- Layer1 uses Municipalities (not MunicipalitiesExtension)
- Layer1 is used in Map1, then Map1 raise the RDBMS error.
I thought that only in the case that MunicipalitiesExtension is used the
error would be raised (although I guess that it should be like I was
thought)
I guess that it solved my problem, However I don't how why some of my maps
don't work well, even if these are not using layers with feature joins. For
example before that the expiration date of my SQL, these maps worked good in
both IE7 and FF2, and now these maps only are work good in FF2 and not in
IE7.
It's happennig with Fusion 1.0.6 (raise AJAX ERROR) and in the mapguide log
any error is registered. the ajax viewer is working good in both browsers.
I am really confused, could the SQL expiration has generated the FUSION
error?
Regards,
Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S wrote:
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<pre wrap="">What does the error log state:
C:\Program Files\MapGuideOpenSource2.0\Server\Logs\Error.log
If you can create a MapGuide Package, you can do this:
1. Create MapGuide Package
2. Move the package outside the install dir.
3. Uninstall MapGuide
4. Delete the installation folder
5. Re-install MapGuide
6. Restore the package
That should clear any corruption in the repository.
I doubt that the repository is the problem though.
Regards, Kenneth Skovhede, GEOGRAF A/S
Rodolfo Moreno skrev:
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<pre wrap="">Hi all,
I am having an odd issue.
the problem consists in that the server doesn't send the maps how if
these
did not exist, however when I access to my repository by Maestro or
Studio2009 I can see and edit all the resources of my repository.
the events before that the server or repository started to fail are:
- I was editing my resources using mapguide maestro and mapguide studio
2009
at the same time.
- My SQL 2008 trial version has expired today (some of my datasources are
stored there). But I have tested another map that doesn't use data from
SQL
and the application doesn't work.
current efects:
- the majority of the times the applications(using these resources) don't
work but sometimes these work. (very odd).
I have restarted the server twice and the error keep on. I guees that for
some reason the repository has been corrupted. So I was looking for a
tool
that allows to repair the repository in REPOSITORYADMIN directory without
successful, becuase the tools within of that directory are for restoring.
or maybe it to be a server error?
any help will be appreciated,
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Rodolfo Moreno
CivilEng
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Rodolfo Moreno
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