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WAD280B – An Employee Maintenance Application – Part B

Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2017 3:46 pm
by John
Another first poster and newbie to Visual Lansa here. And also working through a Tutorial: WAD280B – An Employee Maintenance Application – Part B.

Up to Step 8 of WAD280B.

5.  Compile and execute the web page. You should now be able to double click an entry in the employee list to display the Employee Editor popup.


http://sapldevn:4580/dcxpgmlib/dev/jtme ... eloper=yes

Fatal Error:
Failed to load /dcxpgmlib/dev/xdemomes.js?v=1502331012_dev

Reported By:
http://sapldevn:4580/dcxpgmlib/lansa_14_1_31_0/lansa.js, line 20:16


I have:
- checked job logs for the LWEB_JOB jobs on the iSeries
- checked x_err.log in /LANSA_dcxpgmlib/x_lansa/log on the IFS

but no related errors.

How do I figure out how to problem solve?

Re: WAD280B – An Employee Maintenance Application – Part B

Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2017 4:26 pm
by MarkDale
In this case I think the error is telling you the problem.

Its saying that it can't find the compiled object for xdemomes, also known as xDemoMessageBar, on the web server (sapdevln, your iSeries I assume).

You would need to check it in and compile it.

xdemomes is the identifier of the component - that is how you can locate it in the IDE.


Checkin - take the option to compile.png
Checkin - take the option to compile.png (78.14 KiB) Viewed 7719 times

(You might have dragged the wrong component in - the tutorial said:

4. On the Repository tab, locate the reusable part xDemoWebMessageBar

but your program is looking for xDemoMessageBar.)

Re: WAD280B – An Employee Maintenance Application – Part B

Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2017 9:14 am
by Kingston
Do all the Tutorials in Localhost mode (I'm an expert in this now! :lol: ) I'll try and help you set it up.

Re: WAD280B – An Employee Maintenance Application – Part B

Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2017 1:18 pm
by Kingston
Did you get a Notification because I replied to this?

Re: WAD280B – An Employee Maintenance Application – Part B

Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2017 3:51 pm
by John
I gathered that's what the error message meant.

And I did drag the wrong component doh!

Thanks for your help Mark.

I have now configured my IDE to use the localhost so I am using that to do the Tutorials and everything is working as expected.