Tried to deploy an standalone jobe server as a backend service, with the CodeRunner plugin in moodle programming assessment.
It is giving the following mapping error.
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Jobe Successful
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Since your Jobe sandbox clearly has C on it and you're not getting an error saying the Jobe sandbox is down, the most likely explanation is that the checkbox "Enable Jobe sandbox" is unchecked in the administrator's CodeRunner settings page.
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I am in need of assistance with my Meta's Conversion API and Google Tag Manager setup. I have successfully set up a web and server container, with the server container being manually configured and running on AWS.
I am currently working on the "Publish resources" section, but am encountering an error that says "Publishing failed. We were unable to publish the resources to your Google Tag Manager account. Please try again." I would greatly appreciate it if someone could provide some guidance in resolving this issue.
For reference, my web container is running on web.example.com, the tagging server is running on tagging.example.com, and the preview server is running on debug.tagging.example.com. I have followed this guide to set up my server-side tag manager on AWS: deploy-server-side-google-tag-manager-aws/.
Here are some screenshots:
The error
Console error
Console error link
I google-searched for this error and all I can find is other people with the same error but no solution was provided. I have also emailed Google and Meta support but I haven't gotten a response yet.
Struggling to get passed this issue, it happens when I add my CApp to the server.
I get the error dialog, with the transport error 302 - which I'm guessing some redirect is being generated by the out of the box WSO2 ESB server....
I've dug around as much as I can - but being new to WSO2 I'm not having much luck.
The app appears in the Eclipse Servers Tab, but with a red box next to it. And all of the right click menu is greyed out except remove...
There is no .CAR in the repository. I can manually move the file there, and it appears in the admin web app.
So it seem to be a as the dialog says a transport issue....
In case someone else is also having this issue:
I was able to solve this by stopping the server, restarting Eclipse / Developer Studio, removing the server from the Servers tab and adding it again. I also started running Eclipse / Developer Studio as Administrator, which may or may not be part of the solution.
I added the AWS plugin in eclipse neon
I restarted the eclipse after plugin installation
After restarting the application it’s showing the error screen saying below errors
a. Internal error when running initial setup wizard - Internal error when scanning legacy AWS account configuration. java.lang.NullPointerException
b. Internal error when scanning legacy AWS account configuration – Internal error when scanning legacy AWS account configuration. java.lang.NullPointerException
c. Internal error when starting the AWS Toolkit plugin – Internal error when starting the AWS Toolkit plugin. Unable to load credentials into profile [default]: AWS Access Key ID is not specified.
I tried to add the using preference->AWT Toolkit option in window menu. But it’ showing me the error “The display page contains invalid values”
Can someone help me on this?
Eclipse_AWS_Plugin_Error
Hi I am new to Salesforce and Apex programming. I have installed eclipse with salesforce IDE. But it gives me following error (in image) when I try to create a new project using force.com
(click here to see error screen)
Error returned:
Unable to fetch organization details for 'username'
Element {urn:partner.soap.sforce.com}returnFieldData Types invalid at this location
FACTS:
I am signed up on a developer.salesforce.com free login
I have generated new Security token and am surely using the latest
I am adding correct credentials because when I deliberately enter wrong info it gives me username/password type of error
I have tried changing different environments when creating new project
Using Eclipse 4.5.1
Salesforce 16
Profile is "System Administrator"
Please help, thank you!
I checked my dev sandbox - it runs Winter '16, which is v.35. I assume, your version of Force.com plugin is v.36. Try to uninstall it and install v.35. It might be because of versions incapability.
I am new to Web Services. I was trying to publish a JAX-WS Web Service to apache juddiv3 using eclipse(indigo) Web Service Explorer. But each time I try to publish it following error is produced:
IWAB0135E An unexpected error has occurred.
UDDIException
Message part {urn:uddi-org:api_v2}get_authToken was not recognized. (Does it exist in service WSDL?)
I am using following components:
(i) Eclipse Indigo (EE version).
(ii) juddi-portal-bundle-3.1.2
(iii) Windows 7
While publishing the web service I am using following entries under the 'actions' section of the eclipse 'Web Service Explorer':
Publish=Business
Publication Format=Simple
Publish URL= "http://localhost:8080/juddiv3/services/publish"
UserID = root
Password = Root
Name = Business1
Many times when I press 'Go' button then 'Please wait. The operation is still in progress' message is also displayed even after a long time.
Kindly help me with this issue.
Kindly suggest if there is any other framework other than juddiv3 which could be used to create private UDDIs on local machines.
Thanks
Its a known issue the eclipse plugin. A bug has been filed.
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=307202
FYI, the jUDDI team is working on adding v2 endpoints to the v3 server. This use case is one of the drivers. It's almost in a working state now and will be released with the 3.2 version of jUDDI.