WARN:RPCManager:sendQueue called with no current queue, ignoring

[msatkevich]

Hi,

When I first start my app, I see this message in the console.

WARN:RPCManager:sendQueue called with no current queue, ignoring

What should I be looking for?

Thanks,
Mike

[msatkevich]

Also, when I edit, sometimes I see this:

0:28:08.156:MUP6:WARN:ListGrid:itemList:Record:{issue_id: "54"}, lost from local cache in paged result set. Pending edits for this record will be maintained.
20:28:08.437:XRP7:WARN:ListGrid:itemList:Record:{issue_id: "54"}, lost from local cache in paged result set. Pending edits for this record will be maintained.
20:28:09.125:MUP6:WARN:ListGrid:itemList:Record:{issue_id: "54"}, lost from local cache in paged result set. Pending edits for this record will be maintained.

What usually causes this?

Thanks,
Mike

[Isomorphic]

On the first one - are you calling sendQueue() at all?

On the second one - this generally indicates that the user had edited a record - or you had called setEditValue() on a record - which was then dropped from the local cache (by a new filter, a new sort direction that loads a new and different partial dataset, etc). By default, SmartClient will hang onto the edits made by the user until the record reappears, or you can discard them with discardEdits().

[msatkevich]

A search of my code did not find "sendQueue".

Mike

[msatkevich]

Hi,

A search of my code did not find "sendQueue".

Are there any other tricks for finding out where this message is coming from?

Again, the message is:

WARN:RPCManager:sendQueue called with no current queue, ignoring

I have eliminated all other warnings from my code, so I am now gunning for this one!

Thanks,
Mike

[msatkevich]

Hi,

I found a clue about this warning.

A ListGrid is being created which uses a DataSource to populate a drop-down list.

An implicit call to the RPC manager is happening, and causing the warning.

I tried calling RPCManager.startQueue(); before the ListGrid is created, but that doesn't help.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Mike