Known Issues for Unwired Server

DOE sends messages to the User even if Application Connection is removed

Workaround: Unsubscribe the user before deleting the Application Connection since deleting the ApplicationConnection does not trigger the Unsubscribe User operation. Performing the Unsubscribe operation manually ensures that both the device and the DOE are sent the Unsubscribe notification, and this will stop further processing of messages from either end.

Personalization keys with a default value do not work when redeploying a mobile business object with an added load argument associated with the personalization key.

Workaround: None

Synchronization fails after adding an operation to a Mobile Business Object, then redeploying it using the Update mode.

Workaround: None.

The Oracle data type NCLOB is not supported

Workaround: If possible, convert the value within the select statement or update statement.

Unwired Platform data must be manually transferred on a periodic basis to System Landscape Directory (SLD).

Workaround: Schedule the batch files, runXMLgenerator.bat and sendPayload.bat, to send periodic updates into the SLD, located in <UnwiredPlatform_InstallDir>\Servers\UnwiredServer\SLD\. For more details, see Registering Sybase Unwired Platform with System Landscape Directory in System Administration.

Even though a domain is disabled, messaging clients will get messages from server.

Workaround: To disable any outbound activity to a client, lock the application connection associated with that client.

For Back End Search definitions, the ESDMA converter does not support type definitions within a WSDL.

Workaround: Modify the ESDMA to remove any in-line type definitions and explicitly define them. The expected list of data types appearing in WSDL under ESDMA_Bundle\mappings\loc*\EntityName.wsdl are "CHAR", "LANG", "TIMS6", "DATS8", "DEC", "INT" OR length is zero. Save and deploy the ESDMA bundle to Unwired Server.

The full range of valid values is not supported if the attribute uses the default datatype (int) for a SQL Anywhere® database column of type unsigned int.

Workaround: To support the full range of valid values for an unsigned int attribute in the EIS, set the datatype for the corresponding MBO attribute as long.