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Re: Error in Update Inventory Item

Hi,

I don't know if you still follow this ML, but I have addressed your concerns at r944893

Thanks for your reporting efforts (at large, not only this message). I wish all users would do the same (and be patients ;o)

Jacques

From: "Koon Sang" <ko...@igine.com>
>>>From Facility application, select Facilities.  Choose a facility and in the
> facility, choose Inventory Items, then choose New Inventory Item.
> 
> There are actually a few issues here:
> (1) There is no link to product pop-up selection for Product Id.
> (2) After you key in anything as the Inventory Item Id and click on "Create"
> without filling in the Product Id field, you will get the following error: 
> 
>       The Following Errors Occurred:
>       The following required parameter is missing:
> [createInventoryItem.productId]
> 
> (a) Consistency issue: The mandatory fields are not marked with asterisks as
> done in other pages.
> (b) User friendliness issue: The message is not a user-friendly message, as
> far as end user is concerned.
> 
> (3) Try to click on the "Create" button again without entering the Product
> Id, you will get the error mentioned:
> 
> The Following Errors Occurred:
> ERROR: Could not complete the Update an InventoryItem
> [file:/D:/kks/ofbiz/applications/product/script/org/ofbiz/product/inventory/InventoryServices.xml#updateInventoryItem]
> process [env variable for value-name lookedUpValue is not a GenericValue
> object; for the relation-name: Facility]
> 
> 
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Re: Error in Update Inventory Item

Posted by Koon Sang <ko...@igine.com>.
Thanks!

On Mon, 17 May 2010 02:44:02 +0800, Jacques Le Roux [via OFBiz]  
<ml...@n4.nabble.com> wrote:

> Hi,

> I don't know if you still follow this ML, but I have addressed your  
> concerns at r944893

> Thanks for your reporting efforts (at large, not only this message). I  
> wish all users would do the same (and be patients ;o)

> Jacques

> From: "Koon Sang" <[hidden email]>

>>> From Facility application, select Facilities.  Choose a facility and  
>>> in the
>> facility, choose Inventory Items, then choose New Inventory Item.There  
>> are actually a few issues here:(1) There is no link to product pop-up  
>> selection for Product Id.(2) After you key in anything as the Inventory  
>> Item Id and click on "Create"without filling in the Product Id field,  
>> you will get the following error:      The Following Errors Occurred: 
>>       The following required parameter is missing: 
>> [createInventoryItem.productId](a) Consistency issue: The mandatory  
>> fields are not marked with asterisks asdone in other pages.(b) User  
>> friendliness issue: The message is not a user-friendly message, asfar  
>> as end user is concerned.(3) Try to click on the "Create" button again  
>> without entering the ProductId, you will get the error mentioned:The  
>> Following Errors Occurred:ERROR: Could not complete the Update an  
>> InventoryItem 
>> [file:/D:/kks/ofbiz/applications/product/script/org/ofbiz/product/inventory/InventoryServices.xml#updateInventoryItem] 
>> process [env variable for value-name lookedUpValue is not a GenericValue 
>> object; for the relation-name: Facility]--View this message in context:  
>> http://n4.nabble.com/Error-in-Update-Inventory-Item-tp1564054p1565413.html
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