SOAP Schedule request - java.lang.NumberFormatException: Invalid date/time

[gillett.bob]

Hi

Jasper server 4.7.1 comercial, Oracle 11g, on Windows 7

I am trying to schedule a job using SOAP.  I have copied the example from the JasperReports-Server-Web-Services_guide with a couple of modifications.  I am running it from SoapUI but I always get the same error whatever I do. The returned error is:-

java.lang.NumberFormatException: Invalid date/time

I did wonder if this was a local issue so I ran getAllJobs and copied a return date from it (Note: this is the only service I have managed to make work!!!) but it is teh same as the one I am using.

The date format in use is:- 

2013-02-20T23:00:00.000Z

I have even wondered if there is a tag I am missing?

XML SOAP request included as attactment.

Cheers

Bob

 

[stasal]

Faced the same issue today. You need to use start date along with timezone (which should not be null and is to be set  explicitly if startDate is specified). Or just omit timezone, start and end dates.

[gillett.bob]

Thanks for the reply, but I still cannot make it work. I've tried adding a timezone from another JS example:- Europe/Minsk

I've tried setting the start time to nil and I've tried removing the simpletrigger, now of which results in a success!

 

Any chance you could publish here the soap message that worked for you please?

 

Thanks

 

Bob

[gillett.bob]

I just tried to download and look at my example and it failed, so I am posting the code here:-

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

/organizations/organization_1/performance/reports/sqlFrequency

Label 3

Description 3

2013-02-20T23:00:00.000Z

1

Sales3

PDF

/organizations/organization_1/performance/reports

false

false

[stasal]

Sure, this code works for me: http://pastebin.com/8C1i2EHW where reportUnitName is a valid report unit URI. Or, this version: http://pastebin.com/DmuHAv7F with timezone, start and end dates skipped works just fine too

[gillett.bob]

It seems it is actually that the server does not like fields set to nil, by commenting out several lines we got the thing to work.  Below is the example I ran in SOAP UI, so if you are stuck try this!

Bob

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>/organizations/organization_1/performance/reports/sqlFrequencyLabel 5Description 41Sales7PDF/organizations/organization_1/performance/reportstruetrue[/code]

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