XML Parsing Error:
syntax error Location: https://app.scheduleonce.com/SignUp.aspx?e=28 Line Number 3, Column 1:javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: Remote host closed connection during handshake
it looks like two different problems, in my opinion.
It seems that your problem lies primarily in the failure of SSL-handshake.
The XML error then results from the response that is not compliant to xml.
My first thought was, maybe you used the wrong port for ssl-requests?
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I am using Veins-4a2 and Sumo-0.22.0. Since many months working with this platform, today I tried to launch a new simulation but I got this error in the terminal:
<stderr><![CDATA[Warning: Environment variable SUMO_HOME is not set,
schema resolution will use slow website lookups.
Error: unable to resolve host/address 'sumo.dlr.de'
In file 'myFile.poly.xml'
and this error in Omnet++:
<!> Error in module (Veins::TraCIScenarioManagerLaunchd)
RSUExampleScenario.manager (id=6) at event #1, t=0: Attempted to read
past end of byte buffer.
Note that the environment variable SUMO_HOME is well set. I could not understand the error, can anyone helps me to fix it please?
Here is myFile.poly.xml:
https://www.transfernow.net/ddl/myFile
Sumo tries to validate myFile.poly.xml with its schema definition. I guess, the value of xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation in myFile.poly.xml is set to some url which includes sumo.dlr.de.
Apparently, http://sumo.dlr.de/ is down since a couple of days at least, hence this won't work. Try to use http://sumo.sourceforge.net/xsd/polyconvertConfiguration.xsd as value instead.
I tried to translate online with Transifex Stellaris localization files but it doesn't import it correctly because they don't follow localization standard:
http://docs.transifex.com/formats/yaml/
Here for example there is one file:
http://pastebin.com/abKLLSpX
I tried to convert it to php array or other formats usable on Transifex with some online (and offline) tools/scripts but i didn't find anything that convert it without an error, here for example with Symfony it gave me the error:
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Symfony\Component\Yaml\Exception\ParseException' with message 'Unable to parse at line 8 (near "DERELICT_SHIP_PROJECT:0 "Derelict Ship"").' in /usr/share/php/Symfony/Component/Yaml/Parser.php:246
Can someone give me an advice on how to convert it correctly to a format usable in Transifex please?
Thanks for any reply.
The file you linked contains lines like
DERELICT_SHIP_PROJECT:0 "Derelict Ship"
You probably want it to be a key-value pair:
DERELICT_SHIP_PROJECT: "Derelict Ship"
I don't know what the 0 is for and how it got there, but if you delete it from every line, you'll have a proper YAML source.
A very common, error message in Apache Pig is:
ERROR 1066: Unable to open iterator for alias
There are several questions where this error is mentioned, but none of them give a generic approach for dealing with it. Hence this question:
What to do when you get an ERROR 1066: Unable to open iterator for alias ?
The message "ERROR 1066: Unable to open iterator for alias myAlias" suggests that there is something going wrong in the line where you use myAlias.
However, usually you will see this error if something went wrong BEFORE you are trying to use this alias. So the first thing to do is look up further along the error message, and see whether this is truely the first error that is thrown.
Here is what I found to be an efficient way to deal with this error when I did not easily spot an earlier error:
Run the code untill just before you first define the the alias.
Look carefully, whether you see any mention of ERROR (often it is in the last lines, but sometimes this can happen earlier)
By now you probably have an error, if so: deal with it and go to 1.
It is possible that you don't have an error before encountering the alias, in this case evaluate the line where the alias occurs.
If the error occurs: Deal with it and go to 4; If no error occurs run the code untill just before you use the alias for the second time, and go to 3.
Notes:
To easily run PIG code line by line: Open pig on the command line (Simply type pigor pig -useHCatalog for example)
If you get confused, make sure you only define the alias once. (I believe this is good practice in general)
I once received this error when using the SUM function. I was summing values that had nulls among them. After filtering out the null values in the prior lines, it worked properly.
simply try in another command window you will not get error
I am trying to parse some YAML generated by some Ruby code (https://github.com/devrandom/gitian-builder/blob/81bf5d70252363a95cb75eea70f8d1d129948013/bin/gbuild#L322). I am trying to parse it using PyYAML. When PyYAML had trouble parsing the YAML, I tried an online validator (http://yaml-online-parser.appspot.com/) and it failed with the following error:
ERROR:
could not determine a constructor for the tag '!omap'
in "<unicode string>", line 1, column 5:
--- !omap
^
I see on the YAML website (can't post more than two links yet) that !!omap appears to be correct, not !omap. So why does Ruby output !omap when YAML::Omap is used?
I can't find anything online to explain this behavior.
If you want to see an example of the YAML I am trying to parse, search for the gitian.sigs repo on GitHub under the bitcoin account and look at any of the .assert files there (again, I can't post more than two links).
It turned out to be a legacy thing from Syck. While it should be !!omap, I was told I should be able to tell my parser that !omap is the same as !!omap.
See: https://github.com/tenderlove/psych/issues/241
i am using ruby gems json_pure and when i get parsing errors i am not able to determine the line number where the error is occuring. i was expecting to find a validator written in ruby that would tell me the line number. what is the best ruby approach to finding the json errors quickly?
thanks!
You could try Kwalify: http://www.kuwata-lab.com/kwalify/ruby/users-guide.html
It's not just a JSON/YAML validator, but you give it a schema and it validates against that.
You could use that to verify that your config file is correct (as per your definition of "correct") as well as correct JSON (or YAML), and it will tell you what line number the error happened on, and a bit of context for the error as well.
I removed a ']' from a sample in their documentation and the error message it gave me was
ERROR: document12a.json:10:1 [/favorite] flow sequence is not closed by ']'.
It also does data binding class generation if you want. It seems like a pretty good configuration management/validation tool.
You might find it easier to use http://www.jsonlint.com/ to check the JSON is valid - it will highlight any problematic lines.
It's and old question, but it's still an issue in current Ruby.
Default JSON parser in Ruby does not tell you the line number and/or column number the parse error occured. Just 'parse' error and that's it.
You could change the parser to Oj and use with MultiJson gem.
Oj is great, it's very fast, and it will show the line and even the column number the parsing errors occured! Great.
Sample error for one-line very big JSON (170KB+), Oj will give column 102421.
.../adapters/oj.rb:15:in `load': unexpected character at line 1, column 102421 [parse.c:666] (MultiJson::ParseError)
JSON is supposed to be sent over the network as a string, so there's actually only one line.