available JAVA API in Exchange Infrastructure

[Former Member]

hi together,

at the moment i develop a java mapping. in eclipse it is running because all libraries a available. but if i import the java files to XI and test them some errors appear caused by not available libraries.

so, there some questions:

1. which library are installed on XI (default)?

2. it is possible to install more libraries?

3. how can i install more java libraries?

4. where can i find the installed libraries (directory)?

I hope you can give me some really good links

thanks a lot

alex schramm

[bhavesh_kantilal]

Alexander,

The jar files needed for java mapping is <b>aii_map_api.jar.</b>You need not improt this jar as it is available on your XI server itself.

if you are using any Package / Class in your Java Mapping, that is not available in your standard JDK, then those packages have to be imported in XI.

You will have to import these classes / paclages under the <b>IMPORTED ARCHIVES</b> of your Namespace.

[Former Member]

hi bhavesh,

okay, but if i have to use another library?

for the moment i use org.w3c.dom.Document library, but i need some libraries more: like org.w3c.dom.Node and so on fo r parsing and modifing xml messages.

thank you very much

alex

[bhavesh_kantilal]

Hi Alex,

If you are using DOM parser, I think you need to import the <b>INQMYXML.jar</b> under your IMPORTED ARCHIVES.

Can you try importing this jar and checking it.

Regards,

Bhavesh

[Former Member]

Hi bhavesh,

do you know where i can find this jar file? or do you have purely coincidental

if you have it, can you send it to my email address? please?!

alexander.schramm@warp-it.com

thank you

alex

[bhavesh_kantilal]

Alex,

Have mailed it to you.

Do check and revert.

Regards,

Bhavesh

[stefan_grube]

In XI 3.0 the name of the jar changed to <i>sapxmltoolkit.jar</i>

You need not upload this jar as it is available in XI anyway. You find the jar in the NW Developer Studio as well.

Regards

Stefan