Login exception error in Java

I am not in that dev grp but its affecting my districts! Note the " user not in district" error. The guy that did this was a contractor. Is this some code only he can fix??

Btw I know SOME java but this one got me stumped

Perhaps you could look at values in the database? Is it possible a user was not assigned a district? Do you assign districts to your users?

Are you able to look at account settings for each user to make sure all required fields have appropriate data?

If you'd like our help, you have to actually post some code.   Otherwise, gregg_s is right, this is a custom exception -- so again, we can't help unless we can see the code.

The ed.sc.gov site is run by Microsoft servers.  Is the error you're showing from an Android app?

Or better yet -- get one of the developers online with us.  It's hard to believe they're stumped -- the error message seems pretty clear.  Perhaps they don't know who wrote the java code, and they got it from somewhere else?  If it came with a package -- it could be a Java applet, too -- then get them to interact with us to tell us as much as possible about it.

"It's hard to believe they're stumped" -- i had the same thought!

They r having to hire the contractor guy back....the guy that wrote the code. So apparently they cannot figure out themslves how to resolve the issue. Yes stumped. And due to egos involved they wont come online as you suggest. I just wanted to get some idea as to the nature of the issue.

Is this happening only for a specific set of users ? Does the user need to have a district in his profile ? This is just a wild guess

Yes Gregg I agree with you!! I wouldn't have cut the guy loose until one of my FTE's shadowed  him. And Sharon you are correct, they DO have to have a district in their profile and we've checked and they DO have districts assigned. I even moved a user around to different districts and still happens.

SO bottom line is, that the errors that are occurring are some that only this guy created (figuratively speaking) and only he can fix....? I didn't realize in Java you can create your own set of "rules" so to speak.