Jar deployment omits classes

I am a mostly satisfied user of JDeveloper 9.0.3.1035. However I experience the following problem which seriously dampens my enthusiasm for working in the IDE.
Sometimes generation of JAR files from a JAR deployment profile omits classes. It does so silently, and in spite of the classes being checked in the deployment profile properties, and no compilation problems being present. So I don't see the problem until runtime, and it's not necessarily very evident what the problem is.
I noticed that it usually happens right after editing the java source of the class and then deploying the jar. The jar will be deployed as usual, but without the class in question. I have not been able to detect a pattern in which changes cause the problem to appear.
The only succes I have had in remedying the problem has been to delete the class entirely and create it again in the workspace. But sometimes even this is not enough and I seem to be unable to get the class included in the jar, even after removing and recreating both the class and the deployment profile. Needless to say it gets old after a while.
Has anyone else experienced the same problem, and possibly has a workaround for it? As it stands it is an unfortunate fly in the ointment in an otherwise very positive experience with JDeveloper.

Indeed the preview function shows me what is going to be in the jar (missing classes and everything). It does not contain any red lines, but then it doesn't contain my classes either, even though they are selected in the deployment profile gui, and all paths seem to be correct (several other classes in the same path are included).
I experience a complete mismatch between what is selected in the deployment profile interface, what goes in the *.deploy xml file and what actually gets included in the jar. After recreating the deployment profile everything is included. Then, if I go and uncheck some classes, the output is different, but not matching my changes (unchecked classes included and checked ones not included). Finally, in the *.deploy xml file, files are listed which are not checked and also don't get included in the jar (non-java files like jsps).
The runtime exception depends on the context, but it tracks down to the classes missing in the build (ClassNotFound etc.).

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PS: I can not change jar location, e.g. put them in common directory or so.

Hi,
If you don't want to change the JAR Locations then you can try the following..
Option1). Add the Jar Location with the Jar file name in the Server classpath...of your server startScript (like startWebLogic.sh)
CLASSPATH=${CLASSPATH}:/opt/app/myJars/first.jar:/opt/app/myJars/second.jar:
But in this case the Jars which are there in the classpath...will be loaded using System Classloaders and will be different from Application Classloaders...but the Classes belonging to these Jars will be available to your applications because final classpath will be the Summation of following:
Final Classpath = Bootstrap classloader (+) System ClassLoader (including Extended Classpath from Domain Lib) (+) Application ClassLoader (+) AppModule ClassLoader
Option2). If you dont want to add the Jars in the Server ClassPath then u can use "Optional Package" deployment feature provided by WebLogic...In this case you can deploy the JARs in WebLogic Server as Optional Packages from the Same Location where it is at present...(as you dont want to change the Jar locations) like following: http://jaysensharma.wordpress.com/2009/12/06/optional-packages/
Thanks
Jay SenSharma

DrClap, schapel, jschell whats better architecture jar files or class files

What would be a better architecture for deployment. Jar files or class files. We were recently having a debate at work as to generate installation scripts that put jar files on the system where the app is being installed or to make the script generate class files at the desired location.
It would be good to know as to what you ppl think and what are the pros and cons of both.
Some claimed with class files it would be easier to put in patches later on and I kinda agree with that. However your thoughts would be appreciated.
Come on DrClap, schapel, jschell, jsalonen....... I am a fan of yours already

This, of course, is why topics shouldn't be addressed to individuals - they are likely to never see it. Today is the first time I have seen this, and that is due solely to a search that I was running.
Why would you use one over the other?
----Distribution costs
It takes more time to send a bunch of class files down the wire than a single jar file. However, it takes more time to send a jar than a single class file. So there is a delicate trade off in a web application where one is using java. If you send the jar every time it is modified the entire jar must be moved. Class files take less time, but all of them must be moved for a new person.
So in this case if you have a fixed based of users (internal use), and a majority of the files do not change then class files are better. If the user base is transitory and large (external use) then a jar file is probably better.
----Usage:
You can use reflection to dynamically add functionality to an application. If you use a jar file then the application must be restarted for the changes to take effect. If you use class files then the application does not have to be restarted. Obviously the second only works if you have some way to dynamically notify the application that new classes are available - like a database.
This becomes very relevant if you do not want to restart the application and you do not have a distributed application base in place.
Also the older classes, even if not used, are still loaded in the application unless it is restarted (presuming a class loader is not used.) Most of the time this does not make difference.
Since in the above it is likely that there is not a large distribution problem, when the usage is a concern then the best strategy is as class files. They allow the most flexibility and there is unlikely to be any concern at all how it is packaged.
-------Misc
Speed. Someone suggested speed. Guessing I would say that the jar file is going to be faster. Once the Sun jvm gets the file it doesn't let go. And as pointed out opening files is rather costly. However, I doubt this is going to be a significant cost on any system. Startup costs, although sometimes annoying, are seldom significant in terms of application performance.
Security. The is a certain level of security with a jar file. You have one jar file and distribute it to the help desk people. And one of them deletes it accidently. It is going to be a lot easier to figure that out than if they deleted one class file. Additionally it is probably easier to encrypt/decrypt a jar file (if you really must) than class files.
Dynamic class loading. If you are storing classes in non-traditional places, like a database rather than files, then it is probably going to be easier if you do it as class files.
Testing. It is easier to replace a class file in a testing environment to fix a bug than a jar file. Particularily if the make process for the jar file rebuilds everything.

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Can anyone tell me as how to convert a .jar OR a .class file into a .exe file
I need to know as soon as possible.

Okay I will tell you the steps:
Look in the top right hand corner of the page.
There should be a box with a red title line. Inside the
title should be the letters 'S E A R C and H'.
In the white part of th box should be a smaller line, in which you can type.
type in "conversion .jar .class .exe" or some similar string.
Then click on the button next to the text box.
Read the page of results you get.
Click on the first link and read what is said on the connecting page.
If that doesn't help, use your browser's back button and click on the next link, and repeat util your question is answered.

Deploy Java class to database from jDeveloper

In 10g version I could create a deployment profile for deploying java class directly to the database from within jdeveloper. Looks like when you create a deployment profile in 11g that is no longer an option. Has the process changed, or was that functionality flat out removed?

Hi,
what about
Nwe --> Database Tier --> Database Files --> Load Java and Java Stored Procedure
Frank

How to deploy java class as a service in weblogic

All,
I have a java class which polls on a mailbox. I want deploy this class as a service in weblogic so that when the service is started it should continuously poll the mail box untill the service is stopped. Its working as a standalone component, i want to deploy this as a service.
Thanks,
Ram

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Hello,
how can I add jar file in system class path.
I am using Linux and installed java.
Now I am creating one java package and working programs.
I want to add commons-net-2.0.jar jar file into class path.
how can I add in linux systems.
Thank you.

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