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zhumingvictor
PostPosted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 4:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Anybody found a solution for this?
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zhumingvictor wrote:
Anybody found a solution for this?


Solution to what? Unless you describe your problem we can't know if it's actually the same problem.
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PostPosted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 5:41 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Vitor wrote:
zhumingvictor wrote:
Anybody found a solution for this?


Solution to what? Unless you describe your problem we can't know if it's actually the same problem.

Solution for the exact same problem this thread talked about. Actually I just found something new, I tried to parse the DFDL and debug, it will throw error only before continue to the next node. Before that if I inspect the tree in debug it looks fine. Then I tried another way, I assigned everything under parsed DFDL to part of the output root node then delete the original DFDL node it will pass but only pass in Debug mode.
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Using debug changes the way the message tree is handled. Take a user trace instead.

If it's the same problem as this, follow the same advice as this thread & raise a PMR.
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Vitor wrote:
Using debug changes the way the message tree is handled. Take a user trace instead.

If it's the same problem as this, follow the same advice as this thread & raise a PMR.

But it will work if I step line by line through the parse and delete code, if I only put a break point after it erorr occur.

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Type:INTEGER:5
Text:CHARACTER:CTDP3000E: Unexpected end of data at byte offset '<MISSING INSERT 0>' while parsing element '<MISSING INSERT 1>'. The parser encountered the end of the data stream or the end of a parent element.
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@zhumingvictor: There was a problem in this area, and it was fixed in v8.0.0.2. Which version are you using?

Vitor said:
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Using debug changes the way the message tree is handled.
Hmmm. That used to be true, but it was fixed in one of the later v6.1 CSDs. The v8 debugger should not change message flow behaviour.
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Take a user trace instead.
User trace is very useful. So is the debugger. They show you different things. In this situation, it sounds as if user trace would be an excellent choice.
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