We had CDT's created by pointing to a remote WSDL - we deleted it and am now

padmanabhanv over 9 years ago

We had CDT's created by pointing to a remote WSDL - we deleted it and am now trying to import it back from a lower environment.
Getting the following error - "An error occurred while importing the XSD. No types have been imported. Details: Type Error: Qualified name not unique or temporary". We deleted all the CDTS from the environment and have cleared the JBoss cache too(restarted) - but the issue still prevails while importing. Searched the forum for similar issues, but not finding much help - most of the issues raised in the forum on this aspect are unanswered. Any pointers?

Thanks,
Paddy

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0 Tom Ryan
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

Can you confirm that you have deleted ALL the CDTs that were created? It sounds like you have missed some. Try sorting by namespace as well, that might help.
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0 padmanabhanv over 9 years ago

Yes, we deleted everything. Double checked. No luck !
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0 Tom Ryan
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over 9 years ago

Can you attach the import log
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0 singaravelus over 9 years ago

Here is the error message from the log.
datatype {bridgerinsight.lexisnexis.com/BridgerInsight.Web.Services.Interfaces.9.0}CountryPhraseType "{bridgerinsight.lexisnexis.com/BridgerInsight.Web.Services.Interfaces.9.0}CountryPhraseType": An error occurred while creating datatype [uuid={https://bridgerinsight.lexisnexis.com/BridgerInsight.Web.Services.Interfaces.9.0}CountryPhraseType]: An error occurred while importing the XSD. No types have been imported. Details: Invalid Type: Type Error: Qualified name not unique or temporary - {bridgerinsight.lexisnexis.com/BridgerInsight.Web.Services.Interfaces.9.0}CountryPhraseType (APNX-1-4050-000) (APNX-1-4071-007)
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
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over 9 years ago

Is this a Cloud environment?
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

Based on the name of that CDT I think you're facing the same issue I describe here: forum.appian.com/.../e-115143 caused by CDTs from Web Sevices with enumerations.

In addition to review my suggestion from that post, if you can create a support case that would be better.
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0 padmanabhanv over 9 years ago

Yes, I had seen that post Eduardo- had kept it as the last resort. Will try out the plugin approach tomorrow. Thanks.
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0 padmanabhanv over 9 years ago

Eduardo, Tried the plugin approach, not working...Throws a nullPointer on this line - Datatype dataType = ts.getTypeByQualifiedName(qName);
Thoughts?
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
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over 9 years ago

Your code needs to take two arguments: Name and Namespace. In your code you build a qName object and work with it:

QName qName = new QName(namespace, name);
Datatype dataType = ts.getTypeByQualifiedName(qName);
ts.deactivateTypes(new Long[] {dataType.getId()});
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0 padmanabhanv over 9 years ago

We did do that. The qName is getting set, but the next line throws the null pointer exception.
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