Object *****.rem has ben disconnected from the server

  • Thread starter Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V.
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Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V.

Hello,

I have a huge problem i hope someone van help me with. When i am uploading a
new form to the form server of My SharePoint installation i get the error
something lige this:

Object '/1c459bd8_4a43_41a6_bfb3_1b5d6ef10694/
fosbaxmpupbrmlfl9n596zkv_131.rem has been disconnected or or does not
exist on the server

Any ideas where this error is comming from.... Or what the solution will
be?? im getting crazy over here!!

Hope someone can help !!!

Eric
 
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Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V.

Kalyan,

Thank you for your tip. I will try to remove the blocked file type from the
list. But what i find strange is that i do not use a ACT database at all! I
only use webservices to get data out of my databases. It looks to me it has
something to do with a timeout for a dataconnection or something!? anyone
more tips please!?

Eric




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Paresh

Kalyan,

Thank you for your tip. I will try to remove the blocked file type from the
list. But what i find strange is that i do not use a ACT database at all! I
only use webservices to get data out of my databases. It looks to me it has
something to do with a timeout for a dataconnection or something!? anyone
more tips please!?

Eric

"Kalyan G Reddy MVP (GGK Tech)"
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Hi Eric,

I also faced the same issue sometime back. No one has exact
resolution to this problem. On one of the blog, I read that Microsoft
will release the hotfix for this issue in 2nd half of Feb 2008, but no
concrete updates to confirm this.

However, to resolve this problem, I got following pointers from one of
the InfoPath gurus which you can also try:

1) Throttle logging (on the Operations page of the Central
Administration site) to the most descriptive level and then check the
ULS logs to see if there's more information in the logs at
"%commonprogramfiles%\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\LOGS".

2 Check the "Manage Form Templates" page in the Central Administration
site to make sure there's no issue with previously uploaded versions
of the form template. If issues are reported in the status column,
you can try executing "stsadm.exe -o execadmsvcjobs" at the command
prompt on the server to resolve them.

3 Remove previous versions of the form template from the server prior
to attempting upload.

Do let me know if this helps :)


Thanks,
Paresh
 
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Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V.

Hello Paresh,

Thank you for your repl. May I ask you how you resolved your problem? or how
you did work around it? I can not beleave i have to quit my development for
the form! Thank you in advance!

Eric
 
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Paresh

Hello Paresh,

Thank you for your repl. May I ask you how you resolved your problem? or how
you did work around it? I can not beleave i have to quit my development for
the form! Thank you in advance!

Eric

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I deactivated and removed all my earlier versions of form templates
from the Central Administration site and uploaded the latest template
to get rid of the issue.

Thanks,
Paresh
 
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Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V.

YIPPY,

I've got the explanation of my problem. I owe you all for the good tips i
got, Thank you...

The solution to my problem was that i was trying to upload the form with a
"administrator" user, and not the user who installed SharePoint. I find it
verry strange but it seems it was a security problem.... Maybe a securuty
problem querying a webservice, i don't know for sure. But logging in to
remote desktop with the user who installed sharepoint did the trick!

Eric

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Hello Paresh,

Thank you for your repl. May I ask you how you resolved your problem? or
how
you did work around it? I can not beleave i have to quit my development
for
the form! Thank you in advance!

Eric

"Paresh" <[email protected]> schreef in
bericht











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I deactivated and removed all my earlier versions of form templates
from the Central Administration site and uploaded the latest template
to get rid of the issue.

Thanks,
Paresh
 
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Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V.

Do you know the feeling of cheering to early.... I DO!....
My development enviorement is of now.... but my test seems to have the same
problems uploading the form. Tried everything i have tried in
development.... far as i know the evnvoirments are the same! I use the
published form from my development and there it works fine! anyone more
tips?

Eric
 
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Paresh

Do you know the feeling of cheering to early.... I DO!....
My development enviorement is of now.... but my test seems to have the same
problems uploading the form. Tried everything i have tried in
development.... far as i know the evnvoirments are the same! I use the
published form from my development and there it works fine! anyone more
tips?

Eric

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Hi Eric,

Did you find any solution to this problem?

Thanks,
Paresh
 
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Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V.

Yes I did,

After all this, the organization I work for decided to rush the "premium
support contract" the wish to have with MS, this so I could use the support.
After explaining the error to a technician with Microsoft there was the
delivering answer that it was a bug! MS uses data connections and as the
form grows and grows the time-out of this connections comes more in sight.
They forgot to suspend to timeout to a timely fashion. There is a hot-fix
for this issue available with Microsoft!!! BUT: this hot fix is PRE-sp1
compatible so NOT suitable for MOSS sp1 implementations... This version of
the Hot-fix is now with the test department and will be coming out soon (i
hope).

Hope this post will help people with same problem.

Kind regards,
Eric



"Paresh" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
Do you know the feeling of cheering to early.... I DO!....
My development enviorement is of now.... but my test seems to have the
same
problems uploading the form. Tried everything i have tried in
development.... far as i know the evnvoirments are the same! I use the
published form from my development and there it works fine! anyone more
tips?

Eric

"Eric van der Niet, RealData Systems B.V." <[email protected]> schreef in
bericht







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Hi Eric,

Did you find any solution to this problem?

Thanks,
Paresh
 
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Paresh

Yes I did,

After all this, the organization I work for decided to rush the "premium
support contract" the wish to have with MS, this so I could use the support.
After explaining the error to a technician with Microsoft there was the
delivering answer that it was a bug! MS uses data connections and as the
form grows and grows the time-out of this connections comes more in sight.
They forgot to suspend to timeout to a timely fashion. There is a hot-fix
for this issue available with Microsoft!!! BUT: this hot fix is PRE-sp1
compatible so NOT suitable for MOSS sp1 implementations... This version of
the Hot-fix is now with the test department and will be coming out soon (i
hope).

Hope this post will help people with same problem.

Kind regards,
Eric

"Paresh" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht


Hi Eric,

Did you find any solution to this problem?

Thanks,
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Thanks a lot Eric for sharing this valuable information.

Regards,
Paresh
 
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