Re: Wierd Problem (aren't they all?)

Well Curt,

   here's a guess. Check the servlet code, specifically the variable that is holding the TASK_ORDER_NO information. Depending upon how your servlet code was written, the variable may be getting stomped on by another client's processing. (Servlets are inheritantly multi-threaded). If the variable is at the class level, than synchronized access should have been designed into the code.

  And if that's not the case, start debugging the servlet since you say the client screen contains a value, but the servlet thinks otherwise.

best of luck,
cindy

Curt Emich wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm calling Java servlets from web pages generated in PL-SQL, and running
> the whole thing on ORACLE OAS. One of my servlets bombs on just one
> machine. Everyone else can use it, but one user gets this error:
>
> Submission Error
> Unable to Complete the Requested Transaction Due to the Following Error(s):
> TASK_ORDER_NO is a required field and was left blank.
>
> The field definitely contains data. I realize there are a number of things
> that could cause this, but I'm hoping someone else has run into this.
>
> Thanks.
Received on Sat Feb 24 2001 - 01:23:34 CST