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Marc_Commandeur
Occasional Contributor
17 years ago

NullPointer when creating Composite Project

Hi Ole,

I get a NullPointer when creating a composite project from a freshly created project.

Steps I made.
- Create new workspace
- Create project
- Flip boolean project property Composite Project
> Results in stack dump (available)

Saving the project also gives problems. From soapUI.log (available):
Mon Nov 17 09:57:47 CET 2008:ERROR:An error occured [java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException], see error log for details
Mon Nov 17 09:59:20 CET 2008:ERROR:Can not write file C:\Documents and Settings\Chess\Desktop\testCompositeProject-soapui-project\PaymentEngineSoapBinding\authenticate.xml



I would really love to use the composite projects feature but do not know whether I am doing something wrong or I just found a bug.

Marc.
  • Marc_Commandeur's avatar
    Marc_Commandeur
    Occasional Contributor
    Ole,

    The nightly build fixed the NullPointer. Thanks.

    I still get errors when saving the project though.
    I have the Composite Project boolean set to TRUE. Upon save I get errors like this:
    Mon Nov 17 09:59:20 CET 2008:ERROR:Can not write file C:\Documents and Settings\Chess\Desktop\testCompositeProject-soapui-project\PaymentEngineSoapBinding\authenticate.xml

    soapUI does not seem to be able to create the XML files that are related to the different operations. The Composite File Structure is there, but no files are created.

    Marc.
  • omatzura's avatar
    omatzura
    Super Contributor
    Hi Marc,

    this should be fixed in the latest nightly-build, please check it out and let us know!

    regards,

    /Ole
    eviware.com
  • Marc_Commandeur's avatar
    Marc_Commandeur
    Occasional Contributor
    Hello Ole,

    It took me a while before I could return to this issue.
    Anyway, thanks for the support. I was able to save a fresh composite project. I'll now move on to my original project and see if I can convert that to a composite project.

    Marc.