@Raven

Have you tried not using the Batch feature and just requesting each item individually?

If you refer to the post on another Batch related thread The batch request mechanism is an odd anachronism in RSSL you will note that EMA creates an individual request for each item before it sends it out on the wire anyway.

So, instead of looping to add your instruments to the OmmArray, you could use the loop to registerClient for your instruments...

I realise that this does not address the above and the OmmArray issue above still needs to be investigated - just trying to be pragmatic so you can move forward with your development.

Related to the "Unknown source" issue... have you tried the same scenario without renaming the ema.jar file? If yes, was the call stack correct or still indicating the "Unknown source"?

Related to the crash / null pointer... please provide / attach the files with your application... if possible of course...

Thanks

@Raven We have been able to reproduce the same stack trace with the NPE error, by having multiple threads invoked registerClient method of the same (shared) OmmConsumer instance. This is likely a race condition when the method is invoked by multiple threads in order to send requests. We have created the Case: 04745892 for this issue and will provide you with more update after checking with the development on this.

By the way, did your application use multiple threads to send batch requests? If so, it would be the same scenario that we have been able to re-create.

Thank you, for pursuing this. In answer to your question - no, I am not invoking requests on multiple threads. I am instead having to make repeated calls on the same consumer, placing 50 names at a time in a loop. The repeated process, as per Example 370 is OmmArrayEntry -> which is added as an ENAME_BATCH_ITEM_LIST into an ElementEntry, which in turn is added to an ElementList -> which is finally added as a payload to a ReqMsg.

It all feels way over complicated and I am left wondering whether there isn't a simpler solution (one that might also get me round this NPE issue).

The first thing that seems odd, is that I can't just add all 2000 names to one OmmArray. If I try to add more than say 50 (it might be 100, but thereabouts), I get :-

java.lang.ClassCastException: com.thomsonreuters.upa.codec.ArrayImpl cannot be cast to com.thomsonreuters.upa.codec.ElementListImpl
at com.thomsonreuters.upa.codec.Decoders.decodeElementEntry(Decoders.java:1181) ~[upa-1.0.0.jar:etaj3.0.0.L1]
at com.thomsonreuters.upa.codec.ElementEntryImpl.decode(ElementEntryImpl.java:122) ~[upa-1.0.0.jar:etaj3.0.0.L1]
at com.thomsonreuters.ema.access.ReqMsgImpl.checkBatchView(Unknown Source) ~[ema-1.0.0.jar:?]
at com.thomsonreuters.ema.access.ReqMsgImpl.payload(Unknown Source) ~[ema-1.0.0.jar:?] 
...

Is there no way I can easily add all 2000 names in one go, without having to chunk to around 50 at a time? I have tried adding multiple ElementEntries (each holding a ENAME_BATCH_ITEM_LIST OmmArray) but I get the same exception, as above.

@Raven I've been able to reproduce the ClassCastException (with identical stack trace) when trying to send a batch request of large size (e.g. 500, 2000). The Case: 04749617 has been created for this issue.

Regarding the NPE error, I could also reproduce the problem with the latest EMA Java 3.0.1.L1 (Elektron SDK 1.0.3) release even in single thread mode.

I will check with the development on both issues and will provide you with more update on this.

To @Raven and all,

This issue has been fixed in the latest version: EMA Java 3.0.3.L1 (Elektron-SDK1.0.7.Java).

Please check out of it and hope this helps.

NullPointerException is a RuntimeException . Runtime exceptions are critical and cannot be caught at compile time. They crash the program at run time if they are not handled properly. When a class is instantiated, its object is stored in computer memory. The NullPointerExceptions occur when you try to use a reference that points to no location in memory (null) as though it were referencing an object. These include:

1. Calling the instance method of a null object.
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