JDev 12.2.1.3.0 openImpl - java.lang.NullPointerException

Jack Issac

Hi everyone,

There is a OSB Project in JDev and I have a issue with JDev.

When I want open proxy service in JDev, I am getting an this exception

java.lang.NullPointerException

at oracle.jdeveloper.webservices.model.WebServiceProxyNode.openImpl

For solve this exception, I tried clean installation of SOA Suite Quick Start; but nevertheless the issue didn't gone. If select Continue option of JDev; I am not getting any problem during development in JDev; but when I open proxy service file; I am getting same exception every time.

What you think about this issue; do you have any idea?

Thanks four your helping,

Jack.

Jack Issac

Hi everyone,

This issue occured because of "Interim Patch for Bug: 28176882".

I tried clean installation and I checked OSB project. There was not any issue; but if I install patch for bug 28176882 (This patch name is JDeveloper is Very Slow) ; java.lang.NullPointerException is occuring.

When I remove this patch; everything fine. Why it is happening I don't know.

Thanks,

Jack.

Jack Issac

Hi everyone,

This issue occured because of "Interim Patch for Bug: 28176882".

I tried clean installation and I checked OSB project. There was not any issue; but if I install patch for bug 28176882 (This patch name is JDeveloper is Very Slow) ; java.lang.NullPointerException is occuring.

When I remove this patch; everything fine. Why it is happening I don't know.

Thanks,

Jack.

Martien van den Akker

The patch is especially intended for ADF, and apparently bites with OSB development. I would have tried to create a new pipeline and check out if that would cause the same problem. Then compare the two files.

I love the remarked workaround:

Regards,
Martien

Martien van den Akker

By the way: at my customer JDeveloper regularly stalls. Found that in that case our mallware scanner got grip on JDev.

It did not happen for a while now, but if it does I try to get in touch with infra to get JDeveloper on a white list.

Worth to check that out, since you probably applied this patch because of performance issues.

Kind regards,
Martien

Jack Issac

Hi Martien,

you right, it can be; I have a internet security application on my computer too. I didn't see any warning about JDev or Oracle location; but worth to try for it.

I will install patch again and I will observe the JDev. I will write last situation about install patch.

Thanks for your advice,

Have a nice day.