UnmanagedHubListener: failed to push op into engine remote op missing total order
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nvd_ai
Jun 17, 2011, 6:06:50 PM6/17/11
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Hi all,
I am trying to use coweb to synchronize a JavaScript object properties
on two sites. When I call:
this.collab.sendSync(name, value, 'insert');//collab is my coweb
instance
on the local machine it throws:
"UnmanagedHubListener: failed to push op into engine remote op
missing total order"
and I receive nothing on the remote machie.
I have verified that:
name is an string which is the key of the property that should be
synchronized.
value is a JSON-encodable object.
I have also tried with sendSync(..., 'update') and
sendSync(...,'insert',1) but all throw the same message.
I have read sendSync API and related documentation:http://
opencoweb.org/ocwdocs/intro/openg.html
and also read the whole shopping list code and documentation. But I am
still stuck.
In practice, what I want to do is very simple and the same as shopping
list example. In my application I just do not have any order for the
synchronized items as the properties are kept in object hash so I do
not need an array. Could this have anything to do with the missing
total order?
does anyone know where is the problem and how to fix this?
Navid
I am trying to use coweb to synchronize a JavaScript object properties
on two sites. When I call:
this.collab.sendSync(name, value, 'insert');//collab is my coweb
instance
on the local machine it throws:
"UnmanagedHubListener: failed to push op into engine remote op
missing total order"
and I receive nothing on the remote machie.
I have verified that:
name is an string which is the key of the property that should be
synchronized.
value is a JSON-encodable object.
I have also tried with sendSync(..., 'update') and
sendSync(...,'insert',1) but all throw the same message.
I have read sendSync API and related documentation:http://
opencoweb.org/ocwdocs/intro/openg.html
and also read the whole shopping list code and documentation. But I am
still stuck.
In practice, what I want to do is very simple and the same as shopping
list example. In my application I just do not have any order for the
synchronized items as the properties are kept in object hash so I do
not need an array. Could this have anything to do with the missing
total order?
does anyone know where is the problem and how to fix this?
Navid
Peter Parente
Jun 17, 2011, 9:30:56 PM6/17/11
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Hi Navid,
What version of ocw are you using? There is a bug in 0.5 that causes the first event sent in a session to raise this exception if it's of type insert, update, or delete. It is fixed in github and will be rolled out in 0.6.
The bug report and fix are here:
Regards,
Pete
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