Using the ContactInsertOrUpdate method from the ContactWS but error msg rcv

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Corsa
Contributor
I am getting the following error I do not know why or how to work around
it.
Method 'SetFieldValue' of business component 'Contact' (integration
component 'Contact') for record with search specification '[External <br/>
      System Id] = "123456"' returned the following error:"Access <br/>
denied.(SBL-DAT-00542)"(SBL-EAI-04375)
Does any out there have any ideas?
Previously when I tried to do the same action I got the following message:
Multiple matches found for instance of integration component 'Contact'
using search specification '[External System Id] = "123456"' in the
business component 'Contact', based on user key 'Contact User
Key:3'.(SBL-EAI-04390)
Both messages are baffling me. Please, please help
Product: CRM OnDemand
06-16-2006 04:35 AM
Re: Using the ContactInsertOrUpdate method from the ContactWS but error
msg rcvd
BigSlick
Valued Contributor
Hi Corsa,
Can you access the record in the online application. Perhaps someone has
changed the access rights for this Contact on the Contact Team ?
-BigSlick
06-20-2006 12:33 PM
Re: Using the ContactInsertOrUpdate method from the ContactWS but error
msg rcvd
Corsa
Contributor
I realise now that the field AccountID is readonly and cannot be assigned.
I was attempting to assign contactsList[count].AccountId to a value . I
believe, this is the reason I was getting the access denied error.
06-23-2006 11:10 AM
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Answer 1

Ok, so I hit a bump in the road. Just when I think I understand something It doesn't work correctly.
I implemented it I thought correctly. I looked up something on the sun website (core java) I used advice from here, and my professor finaly responded to me with almost identical instructions. So I did it
my RationalNumber.java no looks like this.
public class RationalNumber implements Comparable
//.....Break to new section
  public  float compute ()
       float value = getNumerator() / getDenominator();
     return value;
   public int compareTo(RationalNumber op2)
       if (Math.abs(compute() - op2.compute()) < .0001)
          return 0; //Equal
      if (compute() > op2.compute())
        return + 1; //Rational Number bigger
      if (compute() < op2.compute())
           return - 1; //Rational Number Smaller
     }I thought that would work fine, but it gives me an error when I compile it:
RationalNumber.java:8: RationalNumber is not abstract and does not override abstract method compareTo(java.lang.Object) in java.lang.Comparable
public class RationalNumber implements Comparable
       ^So now what, making it abstract only creates more errors....
Also, thanks ChuckBing, I'm glad you like the screen name, I've been using it for years.