Re: [Condor-users] [Birdbath Related] Basics

[Matthew Farrellee <matt@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Feb 28, 2006, at 3:54 PM, Afrasyab Bashir wrote:

> [Matt]
>
> I think the problem you are seeing is coming from sendFileHelper() in
> the SOAPScheddApiHelper.java you sent. In there you will find the
> line "int index = filenameWithPath.lastIndexOf('/');" that will not
> give you a correct response because your paths use '\'s instead of
> '/'s. Try changing the '/' to a '\' and see what happens. This is
> likely a broken assumption that was made in the helper api, sorry.
>
> [Afras]
>
> Single Back Slash is an escape character and therefore becomes a  
> syntax error within quotes or double quotes. Double Back Slash  
> doesn't work either. I have tried using both. However, the file  
> paths can be mentioned in two ways: with \\  or with /.
> So keeping the line  int index = filenameWithPath.lastIndexOf('/');  
> as it is, I have tried two ways
>
> 1.
> when I try with this way
>
> filesToSend = { "d:/test/TestJob.class" }
>
> SOAPScheddApiHelper.submitJobHelper(schedd, null, -1, -1, "afras",
>                                         UniverseType.JAVA,  
> "TestJob.class", "TestJob", null, null,
>                                         filesToSend);
>
> I get the following errors:
>
> Failed to begin Transaction
> JobSubmissionException Failed to begin Transaction

This could happen for a few reasons, unfortunately the "helper"  
doesn't give you access to the actual reason. Can you add some code  
to origin of this exception so you can see what trans_s.getStatus()'s  
code and message are? Things might be working just fine for the  
declare-file issue...


> 2.
> If I only change
> filesToSend = {"d:\\test\\TestJob.class"}
>
> then I get
> Error Declaring File
>
> Afrasyab: Submit Job Exception
>
> where this exception is only thrown for instruction
>
> SOAPScheddApiHelper.submitJobHelper(schedd, null, -1, -1, "afras",
>                                         UniverseType.JAVA,  
> "TestJob.class", "TestJob", null, null,
>                                         filesToSend);
>
> is made.
Again, could you get at the code/message that the SOAPScheddApiHelper  
is eating? It would be very helpful.



matt