on 07-21-2008 5:00 PM
Hi,
Has anyone ever done a java mapping with an external jar as part of the classpath.
I am getting an error msg that the class was not found when i can see the class in the jar. Jar is in the classpath also in the mapping pgm.jar.................
J2ee server was also bounced..
Any ideas as to why PI is not finding the class although its in the built jar file ?
Does it need to be added to the server classpath..?
Ravi
Has this never been done..java mapping with custom jars..!!
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Stefan,
This is the scenario..
Mapping Program.jar...Imported Archives that has the class that implements the execute..for the mapping.
In the mapping program i am referencing a jar..that for some reason is not found in the mapping...despite it being seen under imported archives....
Thats the issue...............as for importing it under external definitions..i don't think we can import a jar here, However since you had mentioned i did try and also specified the do not
extract, that did not fix the issue...
This is the error message...
Unable to find Resource
org/apache/commons/collections/map/MultiValueMap.class(namespace, -1) in the following software component versions id1, id2...
What do you suggest...
Regards
Ravi Raman
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