Seeing if anyone has run into a similar error when creating an integration projection. If the parameter of the REST service is a complex type List<Structure(MyStructure)>, a ODP_DESERIALIZATION_ERROR error is thrown. If I set the parameter to just a structure Structure(MyStructure) it works fine.
Please note, that these two parameters are common on headers. So if those two parameters are already available (sometimes it will be hidden in postman then unhide them,) uncheck them and then create these two parameters again with above values.
In my scenario, it was still returning the same error until I removed the by default parameters and create them with above content, then it was working fine for me.
Postman Header (hidden) Parameters
I got the values for parameters Content-Type and Accept via the REST API call in Development Tool → Network Tab → [desired REST call] → reading though the header information for the request
DevTools (F12)
Hope these additional details are helpful!
/Rimaz
Seeing if anyone has run into a similar error when creating an integration projection. If the parameter of the REST service is a complex type List<Structure(MyStructure)>, a ODP_DESERIALIZATION_ERROR error is thrown. If I set the parameter to just a structure Structure(MyStructure) it works fine.
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Solution - I was able to mitigate the error by Correcting the parameters passed to match type definitions in the structure.
I‘ve got the same error when trying to execute a simple transport task
And then I can manage the issue by adding two parameters to the header request
Please note, that these two parameters are common on headers. So if those two parameters are already available (sometimes it will be hidden in postman then unhide them,) uncheck them and then create these two parameters again with above values.
In my scenario, it was still returning the same error until I removed the by default parameters and create them with above content, then it was working fine for me.
Postman Header (hidden) Parameters
I got the values for parameters Content-Type and Accept via the REST API call in Development Tool → Network Tab → [desired REST call] → reading though the header information for the request
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