Good Day - My name is Luke Chalmers and I have been tasked with migrating our existing Livelink system from 9.7.0 to 9.7.1 for our enterprise. While everything has gone relativly smoothly the one issue I have run into is with the one custom module we have which auto-populates PDF forms with data stored in 3 different livelink db tables. Below is a detailed summary:
On each form there exists a “populate” and “Submit” button. After the user enters a an appropriate value they can select populate which then uses that input to get data from the database and populate several fields so that the user does not have to.
In our 9.7.1 environment, after the input value has been entered and the user selects populate an error occurs saying:
"Server did not Respond - The Livelink Server did not respond or sent a document that contained no data. Please try again. If the problem persists, contact your Livelink Administrator."
I have attached a copy of our logs after reproducing this error several times. The most helpful information I have been able to find thus far is an error in one of the thread logs saying "Could not load script". Im not sure if its pertinent but the .ini defines the following:
[dependencies]
requires_1={'kernel',9,5}
requires_2={'aform',9,7}
[description]
moduleName=portforms
Name=Port Forms
Version=2.0 r 2
[install]
Url=func=portforms.configure&module=portforms&nextURL=%1
[OSpaces]
ospace_1=portforms
As I have a limited understanding of ospace code I have not been able to do much in my efforts to find a resolution for this. I am currently going through the livelink_module_development_guide to learn more which is proving helpful but slow. The module was built by Global Services and I have opened a ticket with them but have been waiting for a week and a half with no answer which prompted me to try this conduit.
Attached are the documentation I have for this module, A copy of all module components, and detailed logs created while executing the module.
Any assistance or guidance provided is much appreciated.
Thank you,
Luke Chalmers