What does this log entry mean "TipcException message: a message type using number 1000 already exists" ?
Article ID: KB0092473
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| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO SmartSockets | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
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)
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)
Issue/Introduction
What does this log entry mean "TipcException message: a message type using number 1000 already exists" ?
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