I get this message if I try and debug an agent that has a script library.If I resave the script library and the agent and turn off the debugger, I can run the agent.
However, if I turn on the debugger I get this error every time. Any ideas on how to fix this or a workaround would be great.
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Subject: generic lse failure (no more info)
If you select the “Contact Lotus Support” link you can search the supportdatabase for the string “generic lse failure”. There are a number results
which might give you some idea of why. Of course that won’t necessarily solve
your immediate debugging problem. When I debug I almost exclusively use the
method below because I find it easier and it forces me to think more carefully
about my code. It can also be very easily deployed in production.
I have a solution for agent debugging that I wrote for THE VIEW (Jan/Feb 2002
issue), “Simplified Web Agent Debugging”. The solution actually works for all
types of LotusScript debugging, especially those pesky “production” bugs.
There is a free download db at http://www.eview.com/eview/viewr5.nsf/fe1e41a7625f757e8525653600105ec5/6b81074e999a34f585256b3c006266b3?OpenDocument
The solution allows you to capture each execution of the code in a document for
later review. The TraceLog document is saved in the database that ran the code.
I have found it to be invaluable to finding intermittent production bugs.
Cheers,