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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SWF_XMP - Messages for XML Message Proxies
Message number: 062
Message text: Namespace '&' is defined multiple times
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SWF_XMP062
- Namespace '&' is defined multiple times ?The SAP error message SWF_XMP062 indicates that there is a namespace conflict in your workflow definitions. Specifically, it means that the namespace you are trying to use has been defined multiple times, which can lead to ambiguity and errors in processing.
Cause:
- Duplicate Namespace Definitions: The most common cause of this error is that the same namespace has been defined in multiple places within your workflow or in different workflow definitions.
- Incorrect Import Statements: If you are importing namespaces from different sources or libraries, there may be conflicts if the same namespace is defined in more than one location.
- Versioning Issues: If you are working with different versions of workflows or libraries, there may be inconsistencies in how namespaces are defined.
Solution:
- Identify Duplicate Definitions: Review your workflow definitions and any associated libraries to identify where the namespace is defined multiple times. You can do this by searching for the namespace in your workflow files.
- Remove or Rename Duplicates: Once you have identified the duplicates, you can either remove the redundant definitions or rename them to ensure that each namespace is unique.
- Check Import Statements: Ensure that your import statements are correctly referencing the intended namespaces and that there are no conflicts.
- Use Unique Namespaces: If you are developing custom workflows, consider using unique namespaces that are less likely to conflict with existing ones.
- Test Changes: After making changes, test your workflows to ensure that the error is resolved and that there are no further issues.
Related Information:
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the SWF_XMP062 error and ensure that your workflow definitions are correctly configured.
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