What are possible causes of: No response type found by convention for request type

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billba...@hotmail.com

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Feb 22, 2013, 6:04:08 PM2/22/13
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I have a set of classes that derive from Agatha request and response and a handler. These classes function properly along with a handler in another application.
However, the same classes are used in another application where the error 'No response type found by convention for request type' occurs when making the request. So the assumption is that it's likely a configuration issue that's causing the issue. I have checked that the request and response classes are configured with Agatha and they are able to be instantiated from StructureMap. What would be other things to check? Are there ways to write a unit test to test the request/response?

Bart Deleye

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Feb 25, 2013, 4:06:46 PM2/25/13
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That is indeed a configuration issue.
It means that you are using the RequestHandlerBasedConventions, but there is no typed RequestHandler registered for the given request type. 


On Sat, Feb 23, 2013 at 12:04 AM, <billba...@hotmail.com> wrote:
I have a set of classes that derive from Agatha request and response and a handler. These classes function properly along with a handler in another application.
However, the same classes are used in another application where the error 'No response type found by convention for request type' occurs when making the request. So the assumption is that it's likely a configuration issue that's causing the issue. I have checked that the request and response classes are configured with Agatha and they are able to be instantiated from StructureMap. What would be other things to check? Are there ways to write a unit test to test the request/response?

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