Products | Versions |
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TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
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Resolution:
Somewhere in your code you are creating your own message type and assigning it the number 1000 . It would look like this in C:
mt = TipcMtCreate("some_record",1000, "str");
Note: the third argument can be any valid SmartSockets message type grammar. See the SmartSockets User’s Guide, Chapter 1, Messages -> Standard message types.
Somewhere else in your code you are reusing the number 1000 when creating a new message type. This is not allowed, each message type must have a unique number. To reuse the number for a new message type you first would have to destroy the existing message type which uses that number.
TipcMtDestroy(mt)