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| stiffann |
 Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 2:38 am Post subject: One more problem with my Java plug-in node |
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Hi everybody,
after Kiran helped me with the installation problem I met with my Java plug-in node, I have a new problem  .
When I deploy a message flow including my plug-in node, the deployment fails. The log console of my Configuration Manager displays this message (in French) :
"( BKNQMTUEAI.XG.PROTOEAI ) Fichier LIL introuvable pour le type de noeud de flux de messages 'ComCcfWmqiccnodesCCFJavaFileInputNode' dans le flux de messages 'AP_PROTOEAI_LectureFichierMono_001'."
In English, the message would probably be : "Unable to find a LIL file for the node type 'ComCcfWmqiccfnodesCCFJavaFileInputNode' in the message flox 'AP_PROTOEAI_LectureFichierMono_001"
I don't understand this message. Indeed, my file is a Java plug-in, and the IBM documentation only talks about LIL file for C plug-in, not for Java plug-in !
Did I misunderstand, or is there something to do ?? Do I need a LIL file for my Java plug-in ?
Thank you 
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| lillo |
| Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 4:21 am Post subject: |
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It looks like the broker doen´t find the plugin code. While i was developing my java nodes I found several times this problem. Try the following things:
Make sure your jar file is in the jplugin directory. Then, stop the broker and start it again and do the deploy.
Another thing to try is recreate the node, delete the node from the control center and create a new node. With the following values:
Node label: <Your plugin node>
Node identifier: ComCcfWmqiccfnodesCCFJavaFileInput (don´t use Node). Make sure the path is correct and also your class name ended this Node.
Add the terminals and any attribute you need.
Do a new deploy and good luck.
Cheers
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| stiffann |
| Posted: Fri Jul 12, 2002 4:31 am Post subject: |
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I have a doubt....
My class's name is CCFJavaFileInput. So my jar's name is CCFJavaFileInput.jar, and it's located in the directory jplugin
I used the Smart Guide to create the plug-in. Here are the information I entered :
- Label : CCFJavaFileInput
- Identifier : CCFJavaFileInput
In the second pane, I entered :
- Package : ComCcfWmqiccfnodes , assuming that my property and customizer files would be deployed in the directory <wmqi_install>/Tool/com/ccf/wmqiccnodes
Are there the right values corresponding to my plug-in node ?? |
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| lillo |
| Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2002 12:21 am Post subject: |
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| stiffann wrote: |
I have a doubt....
My class's name is CCFJavaFileInput. So my jar's name is CCFJavaFileInput.jar, and it's located in the directory jplugin
I used the Smart Guide to create the plug-in. Here are the information I entered :
- Label : CCFJavaFileInput
- Identifier : CCFJavaFileInput |
First, you have to rename you calss to be CCFJavaFileInputNode. The jar file should be in the directory jplugin, as you said, and could have that name.
What I use to see if the broker is using my jar file, just tested in NT and W2k, is restart the broker and try to delete the jar file. If I can´t delete the jar file, then the broker is using the jar file.
Try with this and tell how it was.
Cheers,
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| stiffann |
| Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2002 12:04 am Post subject: |
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Hi,
Indeed, my settings are :
- Class name : CCFJavaFileInput
- Package name : com.ccf.wmqiccfnodes
- Jar name : CCFJavaFileInput.jar
- Node label : CCFJavaFileInput
- Node Id : CCFJavaFileInput
It works well with this settings, and with the different files located on the right directory.
Thanks again
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