Import a BPM project .jar file in jedevloper

Hi,
Can we import a BPM .jar file in jdeveloper, to regenrate the underlying code. this jar is having the BPM and SOA code.
<< the actual case is to import the deployed BPM .jar file project in jdeveloper. >>
thanks,
rps

You can unjar the file in your machine so that you have the source code.
Create a new BPM Application (make sure you name the project & process similar to what you have in the JAR).
After that copy & replace the unjared contents into the folder under <applicationName>/<projectName> except for <projectName>.jpr (since this is not in the jar).
try opening it from Jdev .. I could compile using a similar approach and open the BPM process too.
You would need to deploy and test the functionality to be sure that this works.

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I am trying to import BPM Project.zip file into Oracle enterpriserepository

I am trying to import BPM Project.zip file into Oracle enterpriserepository from admin tab.
I am getting the following exception. please help if any one know the solution.
Performing import...
Import Failed: Error [100]: An unknown server-side error occurred. Please record stack trace (if available) and contact technical support.
com.flashline.exception.LoggableException: trouble parsing file in import bundle: SampleWScall/activityGuide.agdl
     at com.flashline.cmee.openapi.service.subsystem.impexp.XMLTranslator.decode(XMLTranslator.java:157)
     at com.flashline.cmee.openapi.service.subsystem.impexp.ImportJob.doJob(ImportJob.java:74)
     at com.flashline.cmee.openapi.service.subsystem.impexp.AbstractJob.perform(AbstractJob.java:75)
     at com.flashline.cmee.openapi.service.subsystem.impexp.JobThread.run(JobThread.java:41)
Audit results stored in:
C:\Users\AVINAS~1.YEL\AppData\Local\Temp\import-4705112223687937017.log
Audit for [Import job.] created on [2012-09-24 11:53:59 IST].
2012-09-24 11:53:59 IST - Adding Import job with ID=[50403] to job queue.
Thanks in Advance.

Hi
Why are you trying to import BPM zip file are you trying to configure the out of the box workflows?
They are something that need to be deployed from the process admin on BPM.
There would be the .exp file you would need as its BPM 10g that you would need to use.

How to import existing BPM project in jDeveloper

Hi,
I am new to oracle BPM.
I have imported oracle BPM+SOA project in jedeveloper using (file->import->soa archive into soa project). I am able to see SOA composite in jdeveloper but not BPM processes. instead of BPM process it showing "unknown project object"
I have also used other way like unzip jar file and copy paste all files from jar to jedeveloper project but no use.
Restarted jdeveloper but still showing error.
please help me.

Well there are two options - if you have a WAR file with the code in it, then you can use the file->import WAR.
Or you can use the new->Project from source code.
Note that you'll probably need to do some library settings and some directory setting after that.
Have a look at this demo for basic steps:
http://download.oracle.com/otn_hosted_doc/jdeveloper/11gdemos/NBtoJDevProject/NBtoJDevProject.html

How do I import classes in a jar file?

I have the following directory structure, each directory is a seperate package of the same name as the directory
RPGUniversal
RPGMap
RPGCharacter
RPGCharacter is not done yet so I am ignoring that package for now.
RPGCharacter and RPGMap both depends on classes inside the RPGUniversal Package, but are independant of eachother and RPGUniversal is completely independant.
I want to place each package in it's own .jar file for use as a library in later programs.
I placed all the compiled classes for RPGUniversal inside the proper directory structure, I then used this command to place it in a jar:
jar -cf ./RPGUniversal.jar ./RPGUniversal/*
I then tested the contents with this command:
exodist@Abydos:/stuff/JProject/test$ jar -tf RPGUniversal.jar
META-INF/
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
RPGUniversal/ADTs/
RPGUniversal/ADTs/t1.jpg
RPGUniversal/ADTs/t2.jpg
RPGUniversal/ADTs/t3.jpg
RPGUniversal/ADTs/t4.jpg
RPGUniversal/ADTs/Coordinates.class
RPGUniversal/ADTs/RPGImage.class
RPGUniversal/ADTs/FrameSet.class
RPGUniversal/ADTs/ImageTester.class
RPGUniversal/Exceptions/
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/RPGCharacter.class
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/RPGItem.class
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/RPGObject.class
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/Trackable.class
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/Tracker.class
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/RPGMapComponent.class
RPGUniversal/Interfaces/RPGMap.class
so far all good, next I delete the RPGUniversal directory leaving the only file in the current directory RPGUniversal.jar
next I create the RPGMap directory and give it the proper .java files and directory tree.
I then run a script to compile every .java file
for i in `find ./ -name "*.java"`; do javac "$i"; done
and I get a ton of dependancy errors:
exodist@Abydos:/stuff/JProject/test$ for i in `find ./ -name "*.java"`; do javac "$i"; done
./RPGMap/BaseClasses/StaticMap.java:13: package RPGUniversal.Interfaces does not exist
import RPGUniversal.Interfaces.*;
^
./RPGMap/BaseClasses/StaticMap.java:20: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class RPGMap
location: class RPGMap.BaseClasses.StaticMap
public abstract class StaticMap implements RPGMap
^
./RPGMap/ComponentClasses/MapTile.java:9: package RPGUniversal.Interfaces does not exist
import RPGUniversal.Interfaces.*;
^
./RPGMap/ComponentClasses/MapTile.java:10: package RPGUniversal.ADTs does not exist
import RPGUniversal.ADTs.*;
^
./RPGMap/ComponentClasses/MapTile.java:16: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class RPGObject
location: class RPGMap.ComponentClasses.MapTile
public class MapTile implements RPGObject
^
./RPGMap/ComponentClasses/MapTile.java:19: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class RPGImage
location: class RPGMap.ComponentClasses.MapTile
private RPGImage MyImage;
^
./RPGMap/ComponentClasses/MapTile.java:31: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class Coordinates
location: class RPGMap.ComponentClasses.MapTile
public boolean CheckForCollision(Coordinates C)
....the list goes on........
how do I tell it to look inside the RPGUniversal.jar file to find the required classes?
here is a directory tree so you can see how it is set up:
ls -R1
RPGMap/
RPGUniversal.jar
./RPGMap:
BaseClasses/
ComponentClasses/
ExternalInterfaces/
HigherClasses/
InternalInterfaces/
./RPGMap/BaseClasses:
StaticMap.java
./RPGMap/ComponentClasses:
MapTable.java
MapTile.java
TableList.java
TileSet.java
./RPGMap/ExternalInterfaces:
./RPGMap/HigherClasses:
DynamicMap.java
./RPGMap/InternalInterfaces:

The JAR file needs to be in the compliers classpath : javac -classpath "$CLASSPATH:RPGUniversal.jar" "$i"

Netbeans 551: Include all libs in project jar file. Possible?

Is it possible to manually, or automaticly, include the /dist/lib directory into my "GonioLabt,jar" to make it more 'stand alone', file wise.
Netbeans generates this dist/README.TXT
========================
BUILD OUTPUT DESCRIPTION
========================
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automatically copies all of the JAR
files on the projects classpath to your projects dist/lib folder. The IDE
also adds each of the JAR files to the Class-Path element in the application
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and distribute the ZIP file.
Notes:
* If two JAR files on the project classpath have the same name, only the first
JAR file is copied to the lib folder.
* If the classpath contains a folder of classes or resources, none of the
classpath elements are copied to the dist folder.
* If a library on the projects classpath also has a Class-Path element
specified in the manifest,the content of the Class-Path element has to be on
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* To set a main class in a standard Java project, right-click the project node
in the Projects window and choose Properties. Then click Run and enter the
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class name in the manifest Main-Class element.

Yes it is possible. The same question has been
killing me all day. Here is how I did it.
(I'm on Mac OS 10.4, but this should work anywhere)
Netbeans produces the following:
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dist/lib/swing-layout-1.0.jar
I would prefer to have only:
dist/myJar.jar
But, as you know, myJar.jar requires the class files
stored in swing-layout-1.0.jar. I unpacked the jar
files and examined the manifest files. Here is how to
unpack and repack the jar files into a single jar
file:
First, I renamed myJar.jar to myJar.zip and let OS X
unarchive the jar for me. I did the same for
swing-layout-1.0.jar.
I then dropped the MANIFEST.MF file from
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Then, I dropped the package (its a folder full of
class files) from MyJar/ into the same new folder on
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At this point, the new folder contains:
/newFolder/MANIFEST.MF
/newFolder/myPackage/
Then, I grabbed /dist/lib/swing-layout-1.0/org/ and
dropped that into the new folder.
We now have in the new folder:
/newFolder/MANIFEST.MF
/newFolder/myPackage/
/newFolder/org/
Almost done:
Open the MANIFEST.MF file with a text editor. Mine
looked like this:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.6.5
Created-By: 1.5.0_07-87 ("Apple Computer, Inc.")
Main-Class: ohm.GUI
Class-Path: lib/swing-layout-1.0.jar
X-COMMENT: Main-Class will be added automatically by
build
I replaced the ENTIRE contents of the file with
this:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: myPackage/Main
Where 'myPackage' is the folder containing my class
files, and 'Main' is the class containing the
'main(String[] args) method.
Save the file and we're ready to repack the archive.
Open the command line (in OS X this is the Terminal)
I assume the syntax is the same in windoze; Navigate
to the new folder you created.
In OSX: cd /newFolder
in windoze: cd \newFolder
Then use java's jar command:
jar cmf MANIFEST.MF MyJar.jar *
What this does:
jar is the command. cmf are flags: the 'c' is for
creating a new jar archive, the 'm' is to specify a
premade manifest file, the 'f' tells jar to write the
results to a file. MyJar.jar is the name you have
chosen for the resulting .jar file. the '*' is a
wildcard character that tells jar to put every file
in the present working directory into the new .jar
Thats it! This produced myJar.jar which worked fine
by itself, as it included all the classes from
swing-layout-1.0.jar. It would be a trivial matter to
write a shell script to do all this for you, unless
of course you use something silly like windows, in
which case you'll have to write a batch file or use
python or something. Good luck, I hope this saves
others time, drop me a e-mail if this was at all
confusing! [email protected]
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How to import CIO Configurator Extension jar file?

Hello:
while I am studying the CIO Configurator Extension, I can not find to import the
oracle.apps.cz.cio.*; jar file to JDeveloper
I import czclient.jar and czdb.jar files but did not find CIO jar file
Does any one has idea where to get the cio jar file.
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Sam

Can you please send me the cio jar you have managed
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Each configurator patch has the potential to change zero to many of our java classes. Our fixes may be either in the CIO, or in other portions of the product. Using a jar file from another customer has two obvious problems: (1) It will only be of use if you both are on the same Configurator release; and (2) it will only be of use until you apply a patch.
Once a patch is applied you cannot rely on the results you get from that jar file, because it is possible that one or more CIO classes have changed. This increases the risk of slowing down both your development and debugging process by forcing you to track down problems where behavior differs between runtime (which uses the latest class files) and your development environment (which is using an obsolete jar file).
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Hi,
To install BPM in 12c I am using following commands.
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Hi,
i have 2 jar file's, in side jar files same package name and same class but method name are different. for example
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"dim.in.test"
class name is "GetInformation"
i am importing the this two jar files in my project, importing path and create the instance is perfect.
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first parity jar file instance method are invoking (Test1.jar file instance methods getting), when I call Test2.jar file methods giving compiletime showing.
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<property name="package.dir"    value="${src.dir}/com/abc/ftpgetter"/>
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nevermind I got that fixed now:
had to get the build.xml code for the <target name="jar" depends="compile">so that it looks more like:
<target name="jar" depends="compile">
    <jar jarfile="${jar.dir}/FTPGetter.jar">
      <zipfileset dir="classes" prefix="" />
      <zipfileset src="include/ftpClient.jar" />
      <zipfileset dir="${include.dir}" includes="info.xml" />
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        <attribute name="Main-Class" value="com.abc.ftpgetter.FTPGetter" />
      </manifest>
    </jar>
</target>Keyword would need to be zipfileset.

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I have done my project through NetBeans 5.0. Eventhough I have copied my lib foloder containing swing-layout-1.0.jar inside my project.jar, I am still unable to run my project.jar in other systems, it is creating an error as Could not find the main class. Program will exit. But if I copy the lib foloder containing swing-layout-1.0.jar in the same path as the project.jar, then my project.jar is running.
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We have a web application project (ADF Faces) which depends on a model project (EJB 3.0 session/entity beans) that implements both business and persistence layers. This EJB project points to a utility jar file containing some classes we have built. When we run the web project from inside JDev, everything works perfectly, with no error. However, when generating EAR file (deploying web project to WAR) we experience an issue.
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Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Gustavo
PS: Sorry for my English. :)

Hi Shay! I follow what you said and it worked. However, we had to manually edit MANIFEST file for the EJB jar in order to add classpath clause to map our util jar. IMHO, JDev should do it for us. Anyway, we were able to deploy the app successfully.
Best Regards,
Gustavo

How to extract html file and folder from jar file

Hi all ,
I should to submit my project tomorrow . plz help me .
In my project jar file I have html page that should run when I use the program, I can't extract it . Also it have folder that contain some files that My program should use it . I dont know how to use it from jar file or how to extract it . plz help me.
If you could I need java could for that.
Thanks alot.

Hi all ,
I should to submit my project tomorrow . plz help me .
In my project jar file I have html page that should run when I use the program, I can't extract it . Also it have folder that contain some files that My program should use it . I dont know how to use it from jar file or how to extract it . plz help me.
If you could I need java could for that.
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Basic jar file usage question

I have developed a java project in eclipse. To develop this, I have used many external jars that I added in Java Build Path.
I exported this project as jar file.
Now I want to use class files in this project in the jsp page.
The problem is where should I put my jar file of this project and also the external jar files that I used. I made a WEB-INF folder in my project folder but still it is creating errors.
Please suggest.

HI,
I put both my project jar file, and the external jar file on which it is dependent in WEB-INF/lib directory. It can find my project jar file but not the external jars(axis.jar) and gives the errors as:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.apache.axis.description.ParameterDesc.setItemQName(Ljavax/xml/namespace/QName;)V
Could you please tell what is the problem. Under which path it looks for the external jars?
Edited by: Popup on May 15, 2008 8:18 AM

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