topic Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n in ArcGIS Viewer for Flex Questions

Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="null"

SusanMordy1 — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 20:10:34 GMT

Hi

I am getting the following error with the live layer widget:

[RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="null" faultDetail="null"]

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
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<configuration>
 <layer>https://xxx.xxx.xx.bc.ca/ext/sgw/BCH.AGS/housing_data/MapServer/0</layer>
<query>OBJECTID = 238 
OR OBJECTID = 456 
OR OBJECTID = 251 
OR OBJECTID = 485 
OR OBJECTID = 425 
OR OBJECTID = 456 
OR OBJECTID = 362 
OR OBJECTID = 194 
OR OBJECTID = 456 
OR OBJECTID = 380 
OR OBJECTID = 135 
OR OBJECTID = 98 
OR OBJECTID = 441 
OR OBJECTID = 545 
OR OBJECTID = 466
OR OBJECTID = 239
OR OBJECTID = 136
OR OBJECTID = 546
OR OBJECTID = 541
OR OBJECTID = 552
OR OBJECTID = 339
OR OBJECTID = 85
OR OBJECTID = 504
OR OBJECTID = 216
OR OBJECTID = 399
OR OBJECTID = 257
OR OBJECTID = 138
OR OBJECTID = 433
OR OBJECTID = 311
OR OBJECTID = 308
OR OBJECTID = 510
OR OBJECTID = 401
OR OBJECTID = 79
OR OBJECTID = 452
OR OBJECTID = 278
OR OBJECTID = 199
OR OBJECTID = 536
OR OBJECTID = 176
OR OBJECTID = 275
OR OBJECTID = 512
OR OBJECTID = 162
OR OBJECTID = 365
OR OBJECTID = 332
OR OBJECTID = 426
OR OBJECTID = 54
OR OBJECTID = 438
OR OBJECTID = 237
OR OBJECTID = 404
OR OBJECTID = 503
OR OBJECTID = 52
OR OBJECTID = 122
OR OBJECTID = 182
OR OBJECTID = 427
OR OBJECTID = 446
OR OBJECTID = 487
OR OBJECTID = 475
OR OBJECTID = 422
OR OBJECTID = 490
OR OBJECTID = 97
OR OBJECTID = 451
OR OBJECTID = 1
OR OBJECTID = 488
OR OBJECTID = 478
OR OBJECTID = 274
OR OBJECTID = 364
OR OBJECTID = 508
OR OBJECTID = 556
OR OBJECTID = 338
OR OBJECTID = 537
OR OBJECTID = 498
OR OBJECTID = 547
OR OBJECTID = 483
OR OBJECTID = 405
OR OBJECTID = 206
OR OBJECTID = 233
OR OBJECTID = 307
OR OBJECTID = 177
OR OBJECTID = 395
OR OBJECTID = 459
</query>
 <fields>PROPERTY_NAME,PROPERTY_STREET_ADDRESS,COMMUNITY_NAME,FLOOR_SPACE_RATIO</fields>
 <titlefield>PROPERTY_NAME</titlefield>
 <refreshrate></refreshrate>
 <zoomscale>80000</zoomscale>
</configuration>

I don't get this message when I remove about half of the OBJECTID's queried.
I don't get this message when I call this map service in other widgets.
The map service is a secure map service.
Any ideas as to what is causing this problem?

Thanks,

Susan

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

RobertScheitlin__GISP — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 20:45:49 GMT

Susan

Try changing the Query to

OBJECTID IN (238,456,251,485,425,456,362,194,456,380,135,98,441,545,466,239,136,546,541,552,339,85,504,216,399,257,138,433,311,308,510,401,79,452,278,199,536,176,275,512,162,365,332,426,54,438,237,404,503,52,122,182,427,446,487,475,422,490,97,451,1,488,478,274,364,508,556,338,537,498,547,483,405,206,233,307,177,395,459)

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

SusanMordy1 — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 22:07:57 GMT

Thanks Robert,
Looks like your suggestion worked!! as per usual...!!!

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

WilliamRockwell — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 20:24:07 GMT

Hello, I'm a Flex noob and I'm just tinkering with the API. I'm getting the same error message when trying to make a search widget. My service is just a simple service made from ArcMap, with only one layer in it.

<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<configuration>
    <info>widgets/InfoTemplates/InfoPopupWidget.swf</info>
    <layers>
        <layer>
            <name>PIN</name>
            <url>http://XX-XX/ArcGIS/services/parceltest/MapServer</url>
            <expression>PIN = '[value]'</expression>
            <textsearchlabel>Search by Parcel ID [ Example: 1508200017 ]:</textsearchlabel>
            <graphicalsearchlabel>Type PIN number</graphicalsearchlabel>
            <fields>PIN</fields>
            <titlefield>PIN</titlefield>
            <linkfield>PIN</linkfield>
        </layer>
        <layer>
            <name>Owner</name>
            <url>http://XX-XX/arcgis/services/parceltest/MapServer</url>
            <expression>Owner LIKE '[value]'</expression>
            <textsearchlabel>Search by name... [ Example: Village of Vernon Hills ]

</textsearchlabel>
            <graphicalsearchlabel>Type name</graphicalsearchlabel>
            <fields>BILLTONAME</fields>
            <titlefield>BILLTONAME</titlefield>
            <linkfield>BILLTONAME</linkfield>
        </layer>
    </layers>
    <zoomscale>1000</zoomscale>
</configuration>

I get the same error message in both searches. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

RobertScheitlin__GISP — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 20:41:55 GMT

Will,

Your url needs to have the specific layer that you are trying to search in the map service specified.

<url>http://XX-XX/ArcGIS/services/parceltest/MapServer/0</url>

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

WilliamRockwell — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 18:20:39 GMT

Thank you Robert for your quick reply. Unfortunately, I'm still getting the same error message. I confirmed the layer is 0, and the field I'm searching is text. Thanks again for your time, I appreciate it.

<url>http://xx-xx/ArcGIS/services/parceltest/MapServer/0</url>

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

RobertScheitlin__GISP — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 18:36:19 GMT

William,

Do you have the shape and objectid fields visible in the mxd for that layer?

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

WilliamRockwell — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 18:48:32 GMT

ok never mind. I wasn't using "rest" in the http thread. all works now. Thanks!

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

SharonGin1 — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 08:22:27 GMT

Hi Robert,

May I know the cause of this error? I'm facing the same problem with my application and it's only specific to Windows Vista and IE7 platform that this happens. It's within a secure environment and we do not get the same issue in a non-secured environment.
Within the same environment, there is not issue with Win7 and IE8.

We're calling the solveServiceArea task of an NAServer.

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

RobertScheitlin__GISP — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 11:00:36 GMT

Sharon,

I have never heard of this issue with only a particular browser and OS Version... You need to use a http tool like fiddler, charles, etc to see the http url sent to the server and the responce back and see if that gives any clues.

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

SharonGin1 — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 01:34:47 GMT

Hi Robert,

After further testing, it appears to be an intermittent problem. I got this error on one of the user's laptops on Friday, but testing it again on Monday did not give this error. The users are in a secured environment which does not allow us to install software like Fiddler.

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

RobertScheitlin__GISP — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 11:17:06 GMT

Sharon,

Sorry I can not provide more help with the issue then.

Re: Live layer widget - RPC Fault faultString="Unexpected < encountered" faultCode="n

JulieKanzler — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 11:47:41 GMT

FYI, we've encountered this odd error when the authentication on our web filtering software has lapsed. I work for a local government and we use a software called iPrism to filter the sites that employees can access. Just thought I would post this in case you or someone else is experiencing something similar. I don't know of a workaround.

ETA: the employee is usually unaware of the authentication lapsing because it's performed automatically by the browser, but because these applications are accessing web resources without the manual click, the automatic re-authentication isn't triggered.