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Ben4817Ben4817 

Problems with Campaign Member in custom controller

I'm making a multi-page wizard for people to apply to participate in a program.  I need to track the people that apply through campaigns.  I have run into some strange errors trying to work with the campaign members.  The easiest example that hopefully will represent a larger solution is as follows: 
CampaignMember tempMember = new CampaignMember();
tempMember.CampaignId = PossibleBucket;
 PossibleBucket is a string that is the Id of the campaign to which I want to attach them.  When I try to save this code, I get an unknown Error in Eclipse.  The error message is: "Save error: Unable to perform save on all files: An unexpected error has occurred. Please try again, or check the log file for details."  I've tried to find the error log (Window>Show View>Other>PDE Runtime>Error Log), but I am not finding anything helpful.  Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.  Does anyone know what the error could be and how I should be doing this?  Thanks in advance.
Message Edited by Ben4817 on  03-28-2009 08:14 PM


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Ben4817Ben4817
I think that I figured out the problem.  I know at least that I found out how to get the real error message.  If I do Force.com>Run Tests, I am able to get the actual error message.  I found that the problem was actually in one of my test cases.  Hopefully this helps someone else who forgets to check the basics.  Thanks.


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slaneslane
You may need to first figure out which specific file didn't save correctly. Do you see anything in the Problems tab of your IDE? That's where the file-specific save errors should appear.


Ben4817Ben4817
The file that wouldn't save is my controller.  It would save without those lines, but not with them.  The error message that I described is what showed up in the Problems tab of my IDE.


Ben4817Ben4817
I think that I figured out the problem.  I know at least that I found out how to get the real error message.  If I do Force.com>Run Tests, I am able to get the actual error message.  I found that the problem was actually in one of my test cases.  Hopefully this helps someone else who forgets to check the basics.  Thanks.
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mallikammallikam
Yes, that helped me!! thanks Ben!!