on 08-13-2005 10:39 AM
HI All,
I am new webdynpro I created a DAOFramework using some java classes in separate java perspective project.
using jar utitilty I created the dao.jar file .
I want to use the same dao.jar in webdynpro I imported the dao.jar into lib folder and set in a classpath .The error is " complilation unit indirectly referencing to missing type com.dao... .
how to solve this problem.
please help
Hi,
In webdynpro the .jar files has to be added in the "lib" folder of your project which will set the classpath.
Put your dao.jar in the "lib" folder of your project in Webdynpro perspective & it shd work.
Rdgs,
G
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Hi,
add the dao.jar's name in the sharing refernece property of your WD project,
regards,
Shubhadip
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Hi All,
I have one web project and one EJB project ,when i m trying to build my application its throwing me an error saying Class not found like :
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/log4j/Category
Why its looking for category class ?? I have already set the log4j.jar in my WEB-INF/lib folder and log4j.properties in WEB-INF/classes .please let know how to solve this
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If you use layered development based on Netweaver developement infrastrucuture or JDI, then you need to create a library DC and expose the jar file as a public part to the webdynpro DC.
If you dont use JDI, then you can add the jar file in to the build path of the webdynpro project. To do that right click on the project and "Java Build Path"-> "Libraries" -> "Add external Jar"s button.
Arul
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