gscc.pll and custom forms files

[Stefan]

I accidentally deleted my previous post, sorry.

I am using Forms 11.1.2.0.

In the meantime I have found the explanation of the error (it is in the Forms Builder 'Online Help - Conversions Between Forms and XML Formats - Error Messages Thrown by the Tools' topic).

I indeed have a form-level property class but I do not understand the actions I have to take in my Form to resolve the issue.

Any suggestions are welcome

Thanks

This is the explanation:

ERROR - an exception has been encountered: null

An attempt was made when trying to convert XML to FMB when a form-level property class is present. When reusing property classes, first create a new FormModule and property class within it. Then, set the subclass information on the newly created Property Class.

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

Hi Stefan,

In the description of  BUG:4235887 they say:

However, when subclassing FORM_LEVEL_PROPERTY it fails. The form-level property is empty. Initially
tried it with different settings, procedures, etc, and it always failed.
   
"Then, removed them all to see if it was a specific setting or program that
was causing it, and it fails even when it is empty. Tried with block-level
and item-level properties, and they worked."

Some other say:

Converting a XML file back to FMB exception is raised. The form has
subclassed information set at forms level. When converting the form to XML
and back to FMB the following error is encountered:
   
    ERROR - an exception has been encountered:
    Null d2fob pointer

Removing subclassed information the form converts without problems.

2016-12-08 11:47 GMT+03:00 Stefan [via Erman Arslan's Oracle Forum] <[hidden email]>:

I accidentally deleted my previous post, sorry.

I am using Forms 11.1.2.0.

In the meantime I have found the explanation of the error (it is in the Forms Builder 'Online Help - Conversions Between Forms and XML Formats - Error Messages Thrown by the Tools' topic).

I indeed have a form-level property class but I do not understand the actions I have to take in my Form to resolve the issue.

Any suggestions are welcome

Thanks

This is the explanation:

ERROR - an exception has been encountered: null

An attempt was made when trying to convert XML to FMB when a form-level property class is present. When reusing property classes, first create a new FormModule and property class within it. Then, set the subclass information on the newly created Property Class.

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[Stefan]

Thanks Erman,

I will try removing the subclass information, do the conversions and put it back.

Evidently, my intention of converting all my modules to xml, treat them and convert them back to fmb in batch , becomes nearly impossible.

Stefan

[Tammy]

Thank you so much for this post, for forms I am using this to check compliance for the 12.2 upgrade.

My question is for report .rdf files, is there a similar process to frmcmp_batch that needs to happen first before running gscc.pl? When I run gscc.pl -f on a report file, I get output:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GSCC Compliance Test Results:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GSCC Totals:
  Passes:      0
  Fails:       0
  Warnings:    0
  Under Review: 0
  GSCC Errors: 0

--* Passed GSCC Compliance Test with no applicable standards           *--
--* Even though this file set passed GSCC standards compliance, it did *--
--* so because no standards applied to the file set provided. This     *--
--* could happen legitimately, but it could also happen when the       *--
--* command line arguments are not specified correctly, or when the    *--
--* configuration file is not correct.                                 *--

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

Hi Tammy,

You can give a try with an XML formatted Reports file..
You may try using rwconverter for converting RDF to XML and then use gscci with the XML formatted RDF file..