Importing a custom class error

In my testDB.jsp as follows,
<body>
<%@ page language="java" import="java.sql.*" %>
<%@ page import="DBConn" %>
<%
DBConn DBConn1 = new DBConn();
out.print("bean test:" + DBConn1.test_bean());
%>
</body >
</html >
I imported a custom class DBConn
DBConn.java
import java.sql.*;
public class DBConn
public DBConn()
public static int test_bean()
return 1;
Running on AS side. Encountered an error:
Request URI:/gis/class/testDB.jsp
Exception:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: DBConn: method test_bean()I not found
at gis.class._testDB._jspService(_testDB.java:63)
at oracle.jsp.runtime.HttpJsp.service(Compiled Code)
at oracle.jsp.app.JspApplication.dispatchRequest(Compiled Code)
at oracle.jsp.JspServlet.doDispatch(Compiled Code)
at oracle.jsp.JspServlet.internalService(Compiled Code)
at oracle.jsp.JspServlet.service(Compiled Code)
at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(Compiled Code)
at org.apache.jserv.JServConnection.processRequest(Compiled Code)
at org.apache.jserv.JServConnection.run(Compiled Code)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Compiled Code
Knowing that DBConn.class was included in the CLASSPATH
Thanks for any advice!

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Importing a Custom Class

Hi everyone...
I'm working on one final part of a Flash piece that's ended being quite a bear for me. So looking forward to wrapping it up! I'm a big-time newbie. This has been an amazing learning experience but boy it has made my brain hurt!
The final issue I'm having invloves importing a custom class that calls a custom application. It's a class/application that I downloaded and am trying to apply to my project. It is an application that adds transform handles around targeted objects.
I'm importing the class as I think I am supposed to but it doesn't work. There aren't any erros but it simply doesn't work.
Here's how I'm doing it...
My .FLA, FloorPlan.FLA, is located in my root folder along with the class file, ApplicationMain.as.
ApplicationMain.as has an import that imports the application called TransformTool.as. TransformTool.as is located in the root as well.
So in scenen 1 on frame 1 of FloorPlan.FLA I have an import written like so...
import ApplicationMain;
In the file ApplicationMain.as I have an import to grab the file TransformTool.as that is written like so...
package {
    import flash.display.MovieClip;
    import flash.geom.Rectangle;
    import flash.events.MouseEvent;
    import TransformTool;
    public class ApplicationMain extends MovieClip
        private var _transformTool;
        public function ApplicationMain ()
            _transformTool = new TransformTool();
            _transformTool.mode = TransformTool.ROTATE;
            _transformTool.iconScale = new HandleHintScale();
            _transformTool.iconRotate = new HandleHintRotate();
            // _transformTool.boundaries = new Rectangle(50, 50, 475, 260);
            addChild(_transformTool);
        // register targets //
            _transformTool.targets = [content_MC.e1, content_MC.e2, content_MC.e3, content_MC.e4, content_MC.f1, content_MC.f2, content_MC.f3, content_MC.f4, content_MC.f5, content_MC.f6, content_MC.f7, content_MC.f8];
            _transformTool.activeTarget = content_MC.f8;
        // register radio buttons //
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Everything but this class/application is working just fine. It doesn't cause any erros and make other items not function. It simply isn't working. And I had it working at the very beginning of the project so I know its not the class/application files causing the problem; other than possible path issues.
I'm stumped, yet again!
Thanks in advance for your help!

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Import of custom class doesn't seem to work...

OK, I have my custom class defined in a file called "rootInstace.as". This is what it contains:
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public class CRoot extends MovieClip
public static var _root:MovieClip;
public function CRoot ()
_root = this;
this file is located at C:\Flash_Files\rootStuff\.
I have this directory included in my Flash Edit\Preferences\ActionScript 3.0 Languages\Source Path for Source files. The path I gave it was C:\Flash_Files\
when I try to use the CRoot class in the first frame of my main .fla like this:
import rootStuff.*;
var rt:CRoot = new CRoot();
, it throws errors:
1046: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: CRoot.
1180: Call to a possibly undefined method CRoot.
what, I ask you, am I doing wrong?!

Thank you. I also had to add a package name to reflect its location, but that was simple as well and I managed to figure it out.

Import and recognize class error

The following is a simple welcome.jsp file that I am trying to run on a local J2EE sever. As you can see it tries to import classes one being the FaqCategories.class which is located in the folder Ch03 of the WEB-INF directory. When I call the page up on the browser It gives me that it does not recognize the FaqCategories faqs = new FaqCategories; class error. I am wondering why(Is the import statement wrong? Did I put the class in the wrong directory? Etc... I followed everything the book told me to a que and I still received an error.
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Click a link below for answers to the given topic.
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Originally posted by: nadeem.aboobaker.bea.com
"Walter Harley" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:f2jet7$na1$[email protected]..
> "Nadeem Aboobaker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:f2j2au$fi6$[email protected]..
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I am having issues creating a plugin as a JAR file, where the plugin
>> contains a nested JAR file.
>
>
> Hey, Nadeem.
>
> Yes, there are a lot of problems with trying to use nested jars in (and
> out of) Eclipse. You can look at
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=145001 as a sort of
> "umbrella" bug report that mentions some of the issues and refers to other
> bugs. There is more than one limitation at work, so describing the issues
> succinctly is difficult. As you noticed in the posting from a year ago,
> the only way to make it work really smoothly is to get rid of the nested
> jars by expanding them (and even then, there are issues with nested .class
> files!).
>
> If it is at all possible to convert the nested .jar into a separate
> plug-in (by adding an OSGi-compliant MANIFEST.MF) and make your primary
> plug-in depend on it, instead of trying to nest the jar within your
> primary plug-in, that will be your best and most "Eclipse-friendly"
> answer.
>
> Feel free to contact me offline or here on the newsgroup if needed.
>
> -walter
Walter, thanks for the reply. Converting the nested .jar into a sepearate
plug-in isn't possible for my case. I checked out the Bug report, and also
the referenced bugs and Wiki page, it was interesting to read all the
issues. :) In any case, I know that deploying the plugin as a directory
instead of a jar works, so I will just go with that approach.
- Nadeem

Flex SDK4 - import built in class error

How are you?
I am writing a very simple class, which I am trying to compile with ./mxmlc found in Flex SDK4. However I am getting the below errors, it seems like the built in classes cannot be found. I am not sure why the FLVPlayback or VideoPlayer or VideoElement components do not get included. I checked the SVN, and I cannot find any reference to these components.
1) All I am trying to do is to get Video to display, using the Flex SDK4 compiler with AS3 files. Why the elements do not import? and What elements could I use for this to work?
package {
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     import fl.video.FLVPlayback;
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          private var _video:FLVPlayback;
          private var _videoPath:String = "InsideJob.f4v";
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               _video.play(_videoPath);
               var _place = new Position(200, 500);
               _video.x = _place.xvalue();
               _video.y = _place.yvalue();
               stage.addChild(_video)
ERRORS -----
--FLVPlayback
col: 22 Error: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: FLVPlayback.
private var _video:FLVPlayback;
col: 17 Error: Call to a possibly undefined method FLVPlayback.
_video = new FLVPlayback();
--Spark
col: 25 Error: Definition spark.components:VideoElement could not be found.
import spark.components.VideoElement;
col: 22 Error: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: VideoElement.
private var _video:VideoElement;

How are you?
I am writing a very simple class, which I am trying to compile with ./mxmlc found in Flex SDK4. However I am getting the below errors, it seems like the built in classes cannot be found. I am not sure why the FLVPlayback or VideoPlayer or VideoElement components do not get included. I checked the SVN, and I cannot find any reference to these components.
1) All I am trying to do is to get Video to display, using the Flex SDK4 compiler with AS3 files. Why the elements do not import? and What elements could I use for this to work?
package {
     import flash.display.Sprite;
     import fl.video.FLVPlayback;
     public class Welcome extends Sprite {
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          private var _videoPath:String = "InsideJob.f4v";
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               build();
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--FLVPlayback
col: 22 Error: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: FLVPlayback.
private var _video:FLVPlayback;
col: 17 Error: Call to a possibly undefined method FLVPlayback.
_video = new FLVPlayback();
--Spark
col: 25 Error: Definition spark.components:VideoElement could not be found.
import spark.components.VideoElement;
col: 22 Error: Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: VideoElement.
private var _video:VideoElement;

'Cannot Resolve Symbol' error when importing custom class

I get this error...
c:\mydocu~1\n307\auto.java:14: cannot resolve symbol
symbol: class Box
import Box;
^
when I try to compile auto.java, the applet that's supposed to import the class Box, which I built to be like a message box in VB. Here is the code for Box...
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import java.awt.event.*;
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          this.setLocation(200,200);
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AND HERE IS THE CODE FOR AUTO...
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.util.*;
import Box;
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     Panel pnlNorth=new Panel();
     Panel pnlCenterleft=new Panel();
     Panel pnlCenterright=new Panel();
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     Label lblDate=new Label("DATE:");
     Label lblMile=new Label("MILEAGE:");
     Label lblCost=new Label("COST:");
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          pnlCenterleft.add(lblDate);
          pnlCenterleft.add(lblMile);
          pnlCenterleft.add(lblCost);
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2Willis4

Hi agian,
I looked closer at your code, I think if you play around with directories and paths, you'll get it, and I think also when you import, you have to have put the class in a package...? Maybe? Blind leading the blind here! So at the top of your box class you have to say something like
package org.blah.lala
and you have to have that directory structure for the class files org/blah/lala/Box.class
Does that make sense?
And then when you import you say:
import org.blah.lala.Box
(I think)
I cna only imagine that this 'help' I am giving you would be hilarious to a more experienced programmer!
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Name: MDC (R/3 4.6 DEBMDM05)
Code: MDC (R/3 4.6 DEBMDM05)
Client System: Import [ for this field it shows me Import, Export, Import/Export options only and not the inbound/outbound as you specified]. If I select option Import then only it will show this Client System while defining the Port.
For port definition it shows following fields
[Port]
Name : R3Import
Code : R3Import
Type : Inbound
Data Definition: [ dropdown options are Access, Excel, XML, Flat Text, XML Schema. Were you referring this field as the 'Format' field.]
XML Schema: I selected DEBMDM05 from dropdown.
Client System : MDC (R/3 4.6 DEBMDM05)
Map: [ dropdown does not have any values to select and I can not type in that field]
If you are still with me, what are the correct settings for Client system and port?
How those settings are being used in Import Manager?
On Connect to Source dialogue screen what should I select/enter for following fields?
Type : [options are Access, Excel, ODBC, Oracle, Port, SQL Server, XML, XML Schema]
Should I be using Client System and Port or XML/XML Schema????
Client System: MDC (R/3 4.6 DEBMDM05)
Port : [ Why this value 'R3Import' is grayed out??? ]
Please help.
Abhay

Use of deployment classpath or shared-libraries to pick-up "custom" classes

Hi,
I’m trying to determine an approach to dealing with how classes are found in a deployed ADF application via classpath, etc. I’ve tried to explain the situation below as best I can so it’s clear. If you have any comments/suggestions as to how this could be done, it would be much appreciated
Current Application structure:
Consists of an application initially deployed to OC4J 10.1.3.4 using an alesco-wss.ear file
Application contains a single Web Module, initially deployed as wss.war file within the alesco-wss.ear file above.
The Web Module (wss) was built in JDeveloper 10.1.3.4 using 2 projects, a Model and ViewController project, and uses ADFBC.
The Model project seems to also generate an alesco-model.jar file in the /WEB-INF/lib/ folder, even though Model classes are in the /WEB-INF/classes/ folder below?
Exploded structure of application on application server looks something like:
applications/alesco-wss/META-INF/
/application.xml <- specifies settings for the Application such as Web Module settings
/wss/
/app/ <- directory containing application .jspx pages protected by security
/images/ <- directory containing application images
/infrastructure/ <- directory containing .jspx files for login, logout and error reduced security
/skins/ <- directory containing Skin image, CSS and other files
/WEB-INF/
/classes/ <- directory containing application runtime class files as per package sub-directories
/lib/ <- JAR files used by application (could move some to shared-libaries?) – seems to contain alesco-model.jar
/regions/ <- directory containing .jspx pages used for Regions within JSPX template page
/templates/ <- directory containing template .jspx pages used for development (not really required for deployment)
/adf-faces-config.xml
/adf-faces-skins.xml
/faces-config.xml
/faces-config-backing.xml
/faces-config-nav.xml
/region-metadata.xml
/web.xml
testpage.jspx <- Publicly accessible page just to test
The application runs successfully using the above deployment structure.
We plan to use the exploded deployment structure so that updates to pages, etc. can be applied individually rather than requiring construction and re-deployment of complete .EAR or .JAR files.
What I’m trying to determine/establish is whether there is a mechanism to cater for a customisation of a class, where such a class would be used instead of the original class, perhaps using a classpath mechanism or shared library?
For example, say there is a class “talent2.alesco.model.libraries.ModelUtil.class”, this would in the above structure be found under:
applications/alesco-wss/META-INF/classes/talent2/alesco/model/libraries/ModelUtil.class
Classes using the above class would import “talent2.alesco.model.libraries.ModelUtil”, so they effectively use that full-reference to the class (talent2.alesco.model.libraries as a path, either expanded or within a JAR).
From the Oracle Containers for J2EE Developer’s Guide 10.1.3 page 3-17, it lists the following:
Table 3–1 Configuration Options Affecting Class Visibility
Classloader Configuration Option
Configured shared library <code-source> in server.xml
<import-shared-library> in server.xml
app-name.root <import-shared-library> in orion-application.xml
<library> jars/directories in orion-application.xml
<ejb> JARs in orion-application.xml
RAR file: all JARs at the root.
RAR file: <native-library> directory paths.
Manifest Class-Path of above JARs
app-name.web.web-mod-name WAR file: Manifest Class-Path
WAR file: WEB-INF/classes
WAR file: WEB-INF/lib/ all JARs
<classpath> jars/directories in orion-web.xml
Manifest Class-Path of above jars.
search-local-classes-first attribute in orion-web.xml
Shared libraries are inherited from the app root.
We have reasons why we prefer not to use .JAR files for these “non-standard” or “replaced” classes, so prefer an option that doesn’t involve creating a .JAR file.
Our ideal solution would be to have such classes placed in an alternate directory that is referred to in a classpath such that IF a class exists in that location, it will be used instead of the one in the WEB-INF/classes/ directories, and if not such class is found it would then locate it in the WEB-INF/classes/ directories.
- Can a classpath be set to look for such classes in a directory?
- Do the classes have to replicate the original package directory structure within that directory (<dir>/talent2/alesco/model/libraries)?
- If the class were put in such a directory, without replicating the original package directory structure, I assume the referencing “import” statements would not locate it correctly.
- Is the classpath mechanism “clever” enough to search the package directory structure to locate the class (i.e. just points to <dir>)?
- Or would the classpath mechanism require each individual path replicating the package structure to be added (i.e. <dir>/talent2/alesco/model/libraries/ and any other such package path)?
If we are “forced” to resort to the use of JAR files, does a JAR file used for the purpose of overwrite/extending a sub-set of classes in the original location need to contain ALL related package classes? Or does it effectively “superset” classes it finds in all JAR files, etc. in the whole classpath? That is, it finds talent2.alesco.model.libraries.ModelUtil in the custom.jar file and happily goes on to get the remainder of talent2.alesco.model.libraries classes in the other core JAR/location. Or does it need all of them to be in the first JAR file for that package?
Any help would be appreciated to understand how these various class visibility mechanisms could be used to achieve what is required would be appreciated.
Gene

So, nobody's had any experience with deploying an ADF application, and providing a means for a client to place custom classes in such a way as they're used in preference to the standard application class, effectively to implement a customised class without overwriting the original "standard" class?
Gene

Reproducing Incident Form Elements in a Custom Class

Hello again everyone,
I am trying to rollout a completely separate module in SCSM to record MACD (Move/Add/Change/Delete) requests. I decided to use the OOB incident module as my base class as it already contained many fields I require (I inherited the properties
and relationships) and created a new form assembly in Visual Studio to wire the properties to.
After created the form and labels, I imported the .dll into the Authoring Tool so I can just drag out each property from the MP explorer onto the form. Everything works except for the last few fields which are a bit more complex than a standard list or textbox.
I cannot seem to add the controls for the more complicated items like "Affected Services" or "Affected Items", when I try to drag them out to the form I get an error saying cardinality is not set to 1... I am guessing this is because
its trying to map a relationship between a workitem and a service instead of my custom class and a service...
So I went back into Visual Studio and added a ListView to the form, thinking I will have to wire the data bindings inside the form itself. However, I am stuck as I am not sure where "Services" are being written to, as I will need this location
to reference in my empty ListView. I have provided my code and commented where I believe I am missing logic. Thank you in advance for any help!
Note: "servicerelatestoworkitem" is not actually an object, my logic is conceptual and I still have not found which class/object the list of services is being written to.
C# Code containing button logic (an add button to add a service to the ListView, and a delete button to remove a service from the ListView.
private void add_services_button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
   // Open list of Services here, allow user to pick a service, then add selected service to "servicerelatestoworkitem"
   // AffectedServicesListView is populated from servicerelatestoworkitem
private void del_services_button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
    // Test to see if item is being selected and display selected item to confirm ability to manipulate variable
    try
        var itemSelected = ListView.GetIsSelected(AffectedServicesListView);
        MessageBox.Show(itemSelected.ToString());
    catch (Exception ex)
        MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
    // Remove selected item from servicerelatestoworkitem and refresh AffectedServicesListView
XAML Code containing the list view and two buttons: (Note: The binding is most likely incorrect, I was just experimenting with it)
<ListView x:Name="AffectedServicesListView" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="95" Margin="10,414.6,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="521" ItemsSource="{Binding Path=AffectedServicesListView, Mode=Default, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged}">
                        <ListView.View>
                            <GridView>
                                <GridViewColumn/>
                            </GridView>
                        </ListView.View>
                    </ListView>
                    <Button x:Name="add_services_button" Content="" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Margin="470.55,382.749,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="27.674" Height="26.851" Click="add_services_button_Click" BorderBrush="{x:Null}">
                        <Button.Background>
                            <ImageBrush ImageSource="add.png"/>
                        </Button.Background>
                    </Button>
                    <Button x:Name="del_services_button" Content="" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Margin="503.224,382.749,0,0" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="27.776" Height="26.851" Click="del_services_button_Click" BorderBrush="{x:Null}">
                        <Button.Background>
                            <ImageBrush ImageSource="delete.png"/>
                        </Button.Background>
                    </Button>

Cardinality is a property of relationships classes, not a property of specific relationships. each type of relationship has it's own cardinality values, but the engine only really recognizes "one" and "many". it makes sense to say that
the "affected user" relationship is many to one, because Each work item can have one and only one affected user, but each users may be the affected user of many work items. The Related work items relationship is a many to many, because each workitem
may be related to many other work items. it doesn't make sense to say this specific relationship between this IR and that user is "many to one", because each instance is only between one specific object and another specific objects. the cardinality
just controls how many of those specific relationships instances can exist for each type of relationship.
There are no out of the box controls for many to many relationships. the Instance Picker control is designed to support one to one and many to one relationships. you'd have to write your own controls for support many to one relationships. Consider Travis
Wright's SR Example for 2010, since most of this code should execute in 2012 and 2012r2 with only minor modifications.
You'd have to either find the control that defines it, like with the history tab, or recreate it using the
authoring tool or
Visual Studio.

Accessing custom classes from JSP

Hi Guys,
I am having some problems accessing my custom classes from my JSP.
1) I've created a very simple class, SimpleCountingBean that just has accessors for an int. The class is in the package "SimpleCountingBean". I compiled this class locally on my laptop and uploaded the *.class file to my ISP.
2) I've checked my classpath and yes, the file "SimpleCountingBean/SimpleCountingBean.class" is located off of one of the directories listed in the classpath.
3) When I attempt to use this class in my JSP, via the following import statement:
import "SimpleCountingBean.*"
I get the following compile error
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: SimpleCountingBean/SimpleCountingBean
I'm pretty sure that my classpath is properly setup because when I purposely garble the import statement, I get the "package not found" compile error.
Do I need to upload some other files in addition to the class file? Any suggestions would of course be appreciated.
Sonny.

Trying to get some clearer view.. so don't mind..
So you uploaded all your .jsp files into your account which is:
home/sonny
and it compiles and work. But custom classes doesn't seems to be working, where did you place your classes?
From my knowledge of tomcat, classes are normally placed in, in this case:
home/sonny/web-inf/classes
Maybe it differs from windows enviroment to *nix enviroment.. well, I'm just saying out so if its not the case.. don't mind me.

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