Binary File Error

Rhythmyx Technical Discussion
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Hi everyone,
I have run into an error when attempting to create/save a binary image content type. The error reads:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> 
- <PSXLogErrorSet class="Back end update processing" host="cmsapp.db.erau.edu" port="9992" protocol="http" root="/Rhythmyx" rxroot="http://cmsapp.db.erau.edu:9992/Rhythmyx">
  <Error id="0">An error occurred processing the update submitted by session id 8340edb6a81e64c88f0a8ca741ea5c002d5dacee.</Error> 
  <Error id="1">Error Content is not allowed in prolog.: {1}</Error> 
  <Error id="2">modify</Error> 
  </PSXLogErrorSet

I have not seen this before and am unsure as to where to start to troubleshoot it? I have not made any recent chnages ot that content type and am not clear as to whats causing it?

As always, thanks in advance for any help!
MJW

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Does your server.log produce any additional information (stack trace)? Found a good read on other general “Content is not allowed in prolog”, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4569123/content-is-not-allowed-in-prolog-saxparserexception

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Thanks Riley, no visible erros the server log. I might be way off but it “looks” to me like an XML parsing error BUT that being said the image content type XML file validates with no problem. Anyone out there run into this? Any feedback before I engage support?

Thank you!!
MJW

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[QUOTE=mjweise;19735]Thanks Riley, no visible erros the server log. I might be way off but it “looks” to me like an XML parsing error BUT that being said the image content type XML file validates with no problem. Anyone out there run into this? Any feedback before I engage support?

Thank you!!
MJW[/QUOTE]

As a follow, I engaged support on this (Thanks Alex!) and in this particular instance the image content type has a field uploadfilephoto_height and the field properties had “Allow Inline Linking” checked. I unchecked that field and voila, all is well?

Makes one wonder how that happens when I have not been working with content type and/or that field in general. Anyway, there ya have it.

MJW