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Question about an XML file - 5/3/2008 2:17:00 PM

cih92

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I am testing some software at work and I used a test client to send an XML file to a local server. When that XML file was received by the local server, I got a message that said that the XML file has a duplicate TRN ID. What does that mean? I looked at that XML file and nowhere does it have something called a "TRN ID".

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RE: Question about an XML file - 5/3/2008 8:51:02 PM

PreserveWildlife

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LOL, I thought I'd do a quick google check to see if my thought was confirmed and found you posted the question on another forum. Anyway, that's not a standard part of XML. I'm guessing it's for transaction ID and it is something the receiving server was expecting to be unique. I'm guessing there is an attribute for an ID within the XML schema you are using that should be updated with each test. Without seeing the schema and knowing the servers involved, that's as far as I can go.

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RE: Question about an XML file - 5/6/2008 12:22:58 AM

cih92

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quote:

ORIGINAL: PreserveWildlife

LOL, I thought I'd do a quick google check to see if my thought was confirmed and found you posted the question on another forum. Anyway, that's not a standard part of XML. I'm guessing it's for transaction ID and it is something the receiving server was expecting to be unique. I'm guessing there is an attribute for an ID within the XML schema you are using that should be updated with each test. Without seeing the schema and knowing the servers involved, that's as far as I can go.

Thank you for your help. You were correct. It was a request ID that should have been unique, but it wasn't. I corrected the problem.

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