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 you certain you’ve got all your
types correct?
I mean, it is gaging on a value somewhere, it could be a small as an invalid
character or sequence.
> On Aug 11, 2020, at 8:26 AM, Don Lindsay <pccd...@me.com> wrote:
>
> The value entered for <b>Serial</b> is not a valid <b>?</b>.
>
> 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 <jtay...@oeinc.com> wrote:
>>
>> Did you list your error?
>>
>>> On Aug 10, 2020, at 6:08 PM, Don Lindsay via Webobjects-dev
>>> <webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello;
>>>
>>> I have an app that the ucxstomer has asked to store specific serialized
>>> objects into a MySQL database. I have stored serialized objects in MySQL
>>> many times, at customer request. I get an error am trying to populate the
>>> field with incorrect data type. The convertObject method is a standard
>>> format method for serializing a java object. It is the same code we use
>>> for converting objects to byte arrays in another application that uses
>>> jdbc. The object is able to be serialized fine, but can’t be put into the
>>> column and then saved to the database by EOF.
>>>
>>> The Code:
>>> getSelectedTile().takeStoredValueForKey(Session.<TileStorage>convertObject(new
>>> TileStorage(this)),"serial");
>>>
>>> Tile entity :
>>>
>>> attributes = (
>>> {columnName = description; name = description; prototypeName =
>>> longText; },
>>> {
>>> className = "java.lang.Number";
>>> columnName = id;
>>> externalType = INT;
>>> name = id;
>>> precision = 10;
>>> valueType = l;
>>> },
>>> {columnName = name; name = name; prototypeName = longText; },
>>> {
>>> allowsNull = Y;
>>> className = "com.webobjects.foundation.NSData";
>>> columnName = serial;
>>> externalType = BLOB;
>>> name = serial;
>>> width = 65535;
>>> },
>>> {
>>> allowsNull = Y;
>>> className = "com.webobjects.foundation.NSData";
>>> columnName = tilejson;
>>> externalType = BLOB;
>>> name = tilejson;
>>> width = 65535;
>>> },
>>> {
>>> allowsNull = Y;
>>> className = "com.webobjects.foundation.NSData";
>>> columnName = visualization;
>>> externalType = BLOB;
>>> name = visualization;
>>> width = 65535;
>>> }
>>> );
>>> I have tried to set the classname of the serial field to the class being
>>> stored but that does not work either. I figure if all else fails I can
>>> do a RAW SQL and store the serialized object, but I would prefer that EOF
>>> handle all that.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for any help.
>>>
>>> Don
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