Originally posted by: alex.filipovik

In my model I have:
range myRange = 1..10;
float myArrmyRange = ...;

In my code I have:
public class MyDataHandler : CustomOplDataSource
{
public MyDataSource(OplFactory oplFactory) : base(oplFactory)
{
}

public override void CustomRead()
{
DataHandler.StartElement("myArr");
DataHanlder.StartIndexedArray();
DataHandler.SetItemIntIndex(1);
DataHandler.SetIntItem(1);
...
DataHandler.EndIndexedArray();
DataHandler.EndElement();
}
}

An exception "no refcounter: calling on bad env" is thrown on DataHandler.StartElement("myArr") call.
Please tell me what's wrong with my code?

Thank you,
Alex
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Originally posted by: alex.filipovik

In my code I have:
Cplex cplex = new Cplex();

It should be replaced with:
Cplex cplex = oplFactory.CreateCplex();
where oplFactory is OplFactory properly initialized.

This resolves the issue with initializing arrays. It's strange that it allowed to initialize integers, floats, and sets, but it was failing only on arrays.
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Originally posted by: rdumeur

Dear Alex,

You found the right way to create the Cplex object. The Cplex object is special in that the Cplex factory performs memory related initializations that are required for it object to work properly. Note that this is the "OPL using CP Optimizer forum", and your question would have been more quickly processed on the CPLEX forum: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=2059

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