Solved: Re: Can't retrieve customer in CS

Frederic Doyle · ‎06-07-2016

Hi,

I'm using the following code to retrieve customer (I have answered a customer with that first name) :

// Lookup Customers on Key/Value Pairs of PII Fields

Map<String, String> customerLookup = new TreeMap<String, String>(){{

put("Context_First_Name", "John");

}};

List<Customer> cusLookup = csClient.search(Customer.class, customerLookup, AND);

System.out.println("Customers associated with Lookup Criteria " + ':');

for(Customer cust : cusLookup ) {

// print the Customer Id(s) matching the Lookup criteria

System.out.println("Customer ID: " + cust.getId().toString());

}

I get that error :

2016-06-07 11:41:53 INFO KmsManager:322 - Successfully loaded the hashing salt from key https://encryption-a.wbx2.com/encryption/api/v1/keys/ac9a1fcb-e323-4249-91fe-d9b390784493

2016-06-07 11:41:53 INFO RESTClient:1133 - Error on GET: https://management.rciad.ciscoccservice.com/management/property/v1/user/propertyName/workgroup.lab.scr.encryption.latest.key.org.2ed8ba59-6479-4a14-89a6-8e8b226db46c

2016-06-07 11:41:53 INFO KmsManager:357 - Did not find a pre-existing kms key in the property table.

ApiError with errorType: notFound, errorData: propertyName, errorMessage: Object not found. Key: workgroup.lab.scr.encryption.latest.key.org.2ed8ba59-6479-4a14-89a6-8e8b226db46c

at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)

at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(Unknown Source)

at sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(Unknown Source)

at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Unknown Source)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.errors.ApiExceptionFactory.getApiException(ApiExceptionFactory.java:78)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.errors.ApiExceptionFactory.generateApiException(ApiExceptionFactory.java:113)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.errors.ApiExceptionFactory.generateApiException(ApiExceptionFactory.java:95)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.RESTClient.generateUriApiException(RESTClient.java:1019)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.RESTClient.handleErrors(RESTClient.java:994)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.RESTClient.get(RESTClient.java:334)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.RESTClient.get(RESTClient.java:224)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.RESTClient.get(RESTClient.java:211)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.kms.KmsManager.checkForLatestValidKey(KmsManager.java:345)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.kms.KmsManager.rotateKMSEncryptionKey(KmsManager.java:403)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.kms.KmsManager.tryInitialize(KmsManager.java:290)

at com.cisco.thunderhead.kms.KmsManager$InitializeCache.run(KmsManager.java:272)

at java.util.concurrent.Executors$RunnableAdapter.call(Unknown Source)

at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(Unknown Source)

at java.util.concurrent.ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor$ScheduledFutureTask.access$201(Unknown Source)

at java.util.concurrent.ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor$ScheduledFutureTask.run(Unknown Source)

at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(Unknown Source)

at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source)

at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)

Frederic Doyle · ‎06-07-2016

Ok I found the problem,

it was because of the way I was adding the fieldsets to the customer object when I waqs adding custom fieldset

It's all working now.

thanks for your support.

Fred

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wadegong · ‎06-07-2016

Were you using the same connection data of workgroup "lab" for both creating and searching the customer whose Context_First_Name is "John" ?

And what is the version of context-service-sdk-extension.jar?

The errors ("Did not find a pre-existing kms key in the property table." and "Error on GET: http....") shown on your log are harmless log statements (CC SDK should not log the stack). When SDK could not find the pre-existing kms key, it will generate one. However, I do not see the log statement indicating if the new kms key is created or not. Could you post the whole logs of yours?

Frederic Doyle · ‎06-07-2016

I have installed context-service-sdk-extension.jar 1.0.8 SDK and re-run the test. Now I have no error trace.

I'm using the same connetiondata for import and search.

I have done another test where I hardcode the customer I'm inserting into "customer" database and did a search right after it in the same function and same result, it didnt find the customer.

Is there a way to get "all" customer ... to see what is inserted into the database?

Is I change log4j log level to DEBUG, will it help?

thanks.

Fred

Frederic Doyle · ‎06-07-2016

Ok I found the problem,

it was because of the way I was adding the fieldsets to the customer object when I waqs adding custom fieldset

It's all working now.

thanks for your support.

Fred

vchhabra · ‎06-07-2016

Can you share your broken and fixed code snippet? Will be good for others who may refer to this forum later.

Thanks

Vikram

Frederic Doyle · ‎06-08-2016

Hi Vikram,

the problem was related to the way I have built my import file :

what doesnt work:

[

{

"fieldsets":[

"cisco.base.customer"

],

"dataElements":[

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_First_Name",

"right":"John"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Last_Name",

"right":"Smith"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Home_Phone",

"right":"4187815309"

},

"type":"string"

}

],

"fieldsets":[

"IA.base.customer"

],

"dataElements":[

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"IA_NumeroPolice",

"right":"C1478566"

},

"type":"string"

}

],

"id":"76066410-1841-11e6-9d55-f38512983078"

},

{

"fieldsets":[

"cisco.base.customer"

],

"dataElements":[

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_First_Name",

"right":"Jean-Philippe"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Last_Name",

"right":"Morand"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Home_Phone",

"right":"4184738796"

},

"type":"string"

}

],

"fieldsets":[

"IA.base.customer"

],

"dataElements":[

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"IA_NumeroPolice",

"right":"H58H45"

},

"type":"string"

}

],

"id":"76066410-1841-11e6-9d55-f38512983079"

}

]

what works :

[

{

"fieldsets":[

"cisco.base.customer",

"IA.base.customer"

],

"dataElements":[

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_First_Name",

"right":"John"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Last_Name",

"right":"Smith"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Home_Phone",

"right":"4187815309"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"IA_NumeroPolice",

"right":"C1478566"

},

"type":"string"

}

],

"id":"76066410-1841-11e6-9d55-f38512983078"

},

{

"fieldsets":[

"cisco.base.customer",

"IA.base.customer"

],

"dataElements":[

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_First_Name",

"right":"Jean-Philippe"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Last_Name",

"right":"Morand"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"Context_Home_Phone",

"right":"4184738796"

},

"type":"string"

},

{

"keyValuePair":{

"left":"IA_NumeroPolice",

"right":"H58H45"

},

"type":"string"

}

],

"id":"76066410-1841-11e6-9d55-f38512983079"

}

]

vchhabra · ‎06-08-2016

Thanks Fred. This seems like a doc gap, all examples have only 1 fieldset in it. I’ll get this fixed.

Vikram