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1-Visitor
June 19, 2012
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(wt.util.WTException: java.lang.NullPointerException) cannot checkin

  • June 19, 2012
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Ok, this crap is driving me freakin crazy!

I have users both in the US and in India that are receiving this error when trying to check in objects into the system. So of course having no clue as to what this meant other than it has the word java in it, I proceeded to let tech support try to help. They came back to me with the following change that they say needed to be made in Oracle:

wcfile.jpg

I had IT execute this in the system and it completed successfully, but yet the problem still remains....

H....E....L....P!!!!!!!!

Best answer by BuddyHudson

Tech support has informed me that this issue is related to workspace corruption. The fix is A.) Perform a Tools>Synchronize in the workspace and try again or B.) Backup the modified model locally to disk, clear the workspace and cache, open the model from disk location, and try to check-in again.

Buddy

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1-Visitor
June 20, 2012

Can you provide the stack trace for the checkin failure?

1-Visitor
June 21, 2012

Ok Matthew, first you have to explain what a stack trace is, then I can proabably get it to you.

Thanks for responding,

Buddy Hudson

BuddyHudson1-VisitorAuthorAnswer
1-Visitor
June 27, 2012

Tech support has informed me that this issue is related to workspace corruption. The fix is A.) Perform a Tools>Synchronize in the workspace and try again or B.) Backup the modified model locally to disk, clear the workspace and cache, open the model from disk location, and try to check-in again.

Buddy

1-Visitor
November 13, 2014

I had the same error message because I copied a drawing format file while I was doing a save copy on a file. What I did to resolve it was go into the original file and the copied file and change the format and save, go back to workspace in windchill and delete the format folder. Then everything will be able to check in and update.