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paulau
PostPosted: Mon Feb 06, 2017 5:09 pm    Post subject: BIP3915I: Message flow failed to emit an event Reply with quote

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Hi,

We are using a monitoring profile to generate events. The events from the generated message flow in the REST API are OK. The first event from the RESTRequest node in dynamic library sub flow gets the following errors.

The flow works OK and the node successfully invokes the cloud provider.

Any suggestions other than a PMR?

Platform is RHEL 7.2 IIB 10.0.0.7

Feb 7 11:26:57 esb1-d1 IIB[63759]: IBM Integration Bus v10007 (IBNDDEV1.server01) [Thread 63839] (Msg 1/2) BIP3915I: Message flow 'gen.API_ESB_Person' failed to emit a monitoring event from event source '/v1/provider/alp/operation/read/uid/{uid} (Implementation).getALPPerson.GET/public/api/v1/users/{userIdOrEmail}.terminal.in'.

Feb 7 11:26:57 esb1-d1 IIB[63759]: IBM Integration Bus v10007 (IBNDDEV1.server01) [Thread 63839] (Msg 2/2) BIP2132E: Invalid codepage '0' or conversion table 'ibm-0' missing or invalid.
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ruimadaleno
PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 2:04 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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not using restNode here but i have hit this error dozens of times.

Monitoring depends on the information stored in the environment tree (outputroot/inputroot), like root.properties.codecharsetid adn root.properties.encoding

Check you message flow and validate that the environment tree is preserved through nodes.
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fjb_saper
PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 5:29 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Typically codepage or ccsid 0 means default code page of the Queue Manager and the value gets resolved and replaced when serializing in the output node... You should never encounter that value on an input node...

You are seeing the value on the in terminal of the request node. This means that the flow does not set properly the CCSID of the request... As you are presumably using an HTTP Request node, the value should not be authorized.
Check the values of Root.Properties.CodedCharSetId, HTTP Request header for content type and codepage etc... and verify that they are consistent.
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paulau
PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 1:04 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Thanks guys. Your correct, the code saving the properties to the environment created the correct structure however the values were NULL.

Restoring a NULL CodedCharSetId does produce an error saying its invalid!
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