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| Unable to locate class definition at java compute node |
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| CuriCAT |
 Posted: Fri Oct 17, 2008 2:55 pm Post subject: Unable to locate class definition at java compute node |
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Joined: 26 Sep 2006
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I am using Broker toolkit 6.0.2
In one of the sub flows I am using JAVA compute node. It is giving me an error. Unable to locate class difinition named "com.xyz.classname".
I can see a referece been made to a java project and the class is there.
When I right click on java compute node and say open java it opens the java code.. but in the problems area it shows an error unable to locate the class.
I cleaned the projects, restarted toolkit. this is not the first time I am using java compute node, I have used many time I never had this problem.
Please some body give me a clue what could be the reason. I greatly appriciate ur help..
it is frustrating ... it almost took more than a day.. solving this.. |
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| hopsala |
| Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 5:50 am Post subject: |
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Joined: 24 Sep 2004
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This has happened to me several times in the past. I usually solve it through an elaborate series of special rain-dances, as sacrifice to the angry WMB gods:
The first goes as follows:
1. Close all editor windows.
2. Refresh all projects (right click and "refresh" or F5 on the projects)
3. Clean Project.
4. Close toolkit.
5. Open toolkit.
6. Clean Project.
7. Refresh Projects.
8. Open java node, select "Browse" and select the class from the list.
If this doesn't work, there's a second rain-dance:
1. Go into the java code, change a few lines.
2. Repeat first rain dance.
And a third:
1. Close all non related projects.
2. Close toolkit.
3. Open the toolkit with -clean flag (search the forum or wmb help). Note that this may take somewhere between 5 to 60 minutes... I kid you not.
A fourth:
1. Copy project directory aside.
2. Delete java project (also in file system)
3. Copy project back into workspace directory and import.
4. Refresh and clean.
And finally a fifth:
1. Copy .java, .msgflow etc files aside
2. Delete the project.
3. Create a different project using "open java" on your node. Use a different name for the project and for the class, if you can.
4. Copy previous code into existing node class.
You can do them in order or not. I usually try the first, second and then the fifth. Anyway, Keep us posted. Good luck! |
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| mqjeff |
| Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 7:25 am Post subject: |
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Joined: 25 Jun 2008
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This is the kind of thing that makes me either *install* the latest iFix, if I'm not at it, or *uninstall* it, if I am at the latest iFix level.
Also, please open a PMR. None of this kind of thing should be necessary. |
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