on 07-21-2005 4:36 PM
Does any body know the jar file name for com.sapportals.wcm.repository.IProperty import?
Dimitry the situation is i am using the NetWeaver Developer Studio for my KMC development, all the jar files are in the EP in diferent machine that my NWDS, and when i compile my program show me a lot of messages about class path incomplete and i need to find the jar for the import class that the message show me. Do you have a recomendation that how can i use the class locator in my situation? Thanks in advance.
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Well that is quit weird situation you have, but I can suggest several possible solution:
1. You download the jars from the portal. If you have the java developer role, go to {Java Developer -> Portal Support Desk -> Portal Runtime -> Browse Deployment -> ROOT/WEB-INF/deployment/temp (download this folder)} and download all the jars from the deployment directory.
2. If you cannot do that, I can do this for you ; )
3. You can ask the administrator of the machine where libs are located to share the folder so you can mount it on your machine
Hope this will help you.
Dimitry
Dimitry Thank you very much for your very valuable help i installed the IBM Java Class Finder in the Netweaver Developer Studio and now i can find the missing jar files in my project by myself
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dude, it is in bc.rf.framework_api.jar, but you could make it much easy for yourself by installing this eclipse plug-in http://sourceforge.net/projects/classlocator/
regards,
Dimitry
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