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Std. Code Direct Deployment ?

Former Member
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Hi,

We are in NW2004S SP11, JDI is SP11, NWDS IDE 7.0.0.6 or NWDS IDE 7.0.0.11

We want to Hide a small button or edit a label (minor label Edit) on a Std. Webdynpro code. Unfortunately from JDI it is not working so we decided to do Direct Deployment and Import the Code in to our local NWDS IDE.

After we imported the code to NWDS and edited the label and clicked on Implemetation various Class path Error's are seen. Even if i dnt do any changes in the code still inconsistensies are seen. So ii cant deploy this code.

PLease help how do i get rid of these errors and use direct deployment of my webdynpro code.

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former_member197348
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Hi,

the errors are due to mismatch of *.jar files in the application. you need to do first organize imports(it will add/ remove to some extent *.jar files) and then adding the *.jar files manually.

regards,

SIVA

Former Member
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Hi Siva thanks,

i have already done Organise Imports it reduced some errors but not all.

PLease help me in understanding how do i add jar files manually??

Former Member
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Gurus,

Any Help?

Former Member
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If you cannot see which JAR files are missing from the errors, then you need to download and install JAR Class Finder. More info here <a href="http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/jarclassfinder">http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/jarclassfinder</a>

Once you know which JARs are missing you can add them by right clicking your project >> Properties >> Java Build Path. And then adding the missing JARs. Don't forget to also remove the paths to the missing files.

Anton