Developers FAQs and Error Handling

Developers Frequently asked questions and Error Handling

Error-Message: "Error creating transaction (wallet may be locked or fees may not be sufficient)."

This error is typically caused by providing an incorrect or encrypted passphrase. Ensure that the correct passphrase is used, verify that the wallet is loaded and that sufficient fees are available for the transaction.

Error-Message: "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

This error suggests that the provided input parameters are incorrect or incomplete. To resolve it, verify all parameters before making the API request to ensure that the values are valid and the required objects are properly initialized.

Error-Message: "Error with selected inputs for the send transaction."

This error indicates that the specified address does not have sufficient funds to create the transaction. Ensure that the address holds enough balance to cover the transaction amount and any associated fees.

Error-Message: "Wallet file verification failed: Error loading wallet <your wallet name>. Duplicate -wallet filename specified.

This error indicates that the wallet you are trying to load is already loaded. To resolve this, check if the wallet is already loaded and avoid reloading it.

Error-Message: "No full public key for address <one of your address>"

This error occurs when one of the addresses provided does not belong to the specified wallet. Ensure that all addresses being used for multi-signature belong to the same wallet before proceeding.

Error-Message: "Error validating redemption address"

This error occurs when an incorrect wallet name is provided for the redemption address while creating a collection. Ensure that you are using the correct wallet name associated with the address for which the collection is being created.

Error-Message: "Error with selected inputs for the send transaction"

This error indicates that the specified address does not have sufficient funds to create the transaction. Ensure that the address holds enough balance to cover the transaction amount and any associated fees.