Possible Solutions¶

Here, you find some problems which might occur with your installation and their solutions.

Invalid JSON Syntax¶

SEAL OP-CLI returns an error if the syntax of the JSON value specified for the metadata for example is invalid. With online validation tools such as https://jsonlint.com/, you can check the syntax of your JSON file. However, the validation tools are not able to check if the semantic is correct.

Metadata in Windows Shell¶

For specifying metadata in a Windows shell, escape " and replace ' by ", for example, --metadata "{\"status\":\"new\", \"origin\":\"system\"}

Error With Shopping Card Printing via Windows Integration (WD)¶

If SEAL OP-CLI has been misconfigured, for example, when the OIDC configuration is not valid, the call of SEAL OP-CLI might not terminate. In the shell, you can abort it by pressing Ctrl-C.

If SEAL OP-CLI is called within Windows Integration (WD), the job is displayed as erroneous in the queue but cannot be deleted from there. For aborting the SEAL OP-CLI, the Node process belonging to the SEAL OP-CLI call has to be killed manually in the process list via Task Manager.

Hint - test before integration

Before integrating a SEAL OP-CLI script into another tool, such as Windows Integration (WD), call the script in the shell. This way, you ensure that the configuration of SEAL OP-CLI is correct.