Getting exception after calling WS methods

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Dave Kotyza

Hi,

I'm facing to unpredictable behaviour of WS methods. Sometimes everything is
ok, but sometimes I receive GeneralUnhandledException after calling e.g.
Resource.ReadResourceAssignments function. The XML filter parameter is very
simple, I just require data from ResourceAssignmentDataTable. The SQL DB is
almost completely empty, there are only three projects with few tasks this
time.

Believe me, it's absolutely confusing and annoying getting these errors!!! I
have spent a lot of time guessing what could cause raising these exceptions,
but I have no idea so far :-(

However, this is not everything what makes me crazy :(

I absolutely don't know why some things take soooo much time! E.g. when I
update user permissions in MSP, I recognize after looong time that something
doesn't work in my code i.e. that some method requires permissions which I
denied!

Few words about my configuration: MS Project 07 is installed on MS Virtual
PC 07 and the OS is Windows Server 2003 R2. The system is completely up2date,
no hotfix or patch is missing. (I have checked it with MBSA). The HW conf is
strong enough to handle host OS.

I really appreciate any help which gives me a glue how I can solve my
problems..


Thx much
 
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Stephen Sanderlin

When I encounter these problems, I increase the verbosity of the
diagnostic logging and reproduce the error. This will usually give some
useful information.

You can try posting repro steps, full error messages, and code... this
will allow me to try and repro.

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