JBuilder 6 enterprise

I am having trouble using Jbuilder to deploy my web app to the WebLogic 6.1
web container. Does anyone have any idea how I can do this. Your help is
much appreciated.

Hi.
Don't know, really. I did a quick search of Borland's web site and came up
with several possible answers to your problem. You might check that sight or
contact their customer support.
Regards,
Michael
Nguyen Le wrote:
I am having trouble using Jbuilder to deploy my web app to the WebLogic 6.1
web container. Does anyone have any idea how I can do this. Your help is
much appreciated.--
Michael Young
Developer Relations Engineer
BEA Support

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Does anyone know how to use Jbuilder 6 enterprise with WebLogic Integration

"Nguyen Le" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Does anyone know how to use Jbuilder 6 enterprise with WebLogic IntegrationTry the JBuilder newsgroups at
http://newsgroups.borland.com/
JB6 works fine with WLI and the remote debugging is a great time saver!
Cheers,
Andy

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my surprise, I did not see UML tab there (I did see Source, Design, and other
three tabs there). So is it that I did not do something right, or the software just
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I have never used JBuilder, but I have heard from a lot of people that dislike it! Personally, I use TogetherJ for UML, but I don't really like the fact that it ties your diagrams to code that it generates behind the scenes, and also it is not free. ArgoUML is very good (and free), and doesn't constrain you as much (there are arguments for and against this). I appreciate that you might want to use JBuilder because you are used to it, but I am writing this follow-up in case you don't know of any other tools that can create UML diags ;o)

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"XMLDocumentUtils.java": method getPublicId() not found in interface org.w3c.dom.DocumentType
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Canvas3D is not swing component. So do not use it in Swing GUI Designer.

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I'm programming a servlet using Jbuilder enterprise. It was working fine yesterday, but today I get I bunch of errors. These two imports are greyed out
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import javax.servlet.http.*;
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what can be reason?
Thanks

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Can Jdeveloper Be Used For Non-Oracle Databases

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I evaluated Jbuilder Enterprise tools and it worked flawlessly with SapDb. This emphasized using their DataExpress and DbSwing components which provide many useful capabilities similar to BC4j and Jclient. It also involved using their DBPilot tool which allows browsing similar to that provided via a Jdeveloper connection.
I tried to use Jdeveloper for the same SapDB and it is essentially non-functional. I followed the instructions for using a non-default driver and tried to define a connection. It behaved inconsistently: often saying no suitable driver can be found and yet when you edit the connection and test without making any changes, it works. If you try to establish a BC4J definition, it is very inconsistent and fails to recognize important details as foreign keys. Even if you define a ViewLink manually, it still does not work properly if you attempt to define a Master-Detail Jclient form. As I have stated, all these types of capabilities worked flawlessly in their Jbuilder equivalent. Furthermore, I really like the fact that Jbuilder gives many of BC4Js benefits without needing a BC4J J2EE container.
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generally, SCAN can be used for 10g databases and you discovered the first half: for 10g databases you will have to modify the REMOTE_LISTENER entry for each 10g database instance to point to the SCAN listeners (as opposed to pointing to the remote local listeners, which is the default in 10g). You could even have the databases registers themselves with SCAN and the remote listeners, if you wanted to... It's more or less a matter of configuration. But for simplification reasons, I will stick to the case where you have your 10g databases register with the SCAN listeners only.
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Error in Weblogic Deployment

java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException: weblogic.j2ee.DeploymentException: Could not load web application from '..\..\project\wlproj\defaultroot'
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Anyways.
I am using JBuilder Enterprise 7 and WebLogic 6.1 Server.
When I try to deploy an application. I get the error shown above.
I have the JBuilder project in directory c:/proj/wlproj
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Download and install the patch for CR064449. You can read more at http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg01741.html and on BEA's web site.
-- Gorazd
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException:
weblogic.j2ee.DeploymentException: Could not load web
application from '..\..\project\wlproj\defaultroot'
I dont know if this is the right forum to ask this
question.
Anyways.
I am using JBuilder Enterprise 7 and WebLogic 6.1
Server.
When I try to deploy an application. I get the error
shown above.
I have the JBuilder project in directory
c:/proj/wlproj
and I have the war getting generated in the folder
defaultroot.
Anyone faced this problem and any idea why this is
happening.
Any help will be appreciated.
Vijay

Importing classes... HELP!!!

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However I keep getting errors that classes imported in the ,java file do not exist...
I know they do, because I copied them locally to the folder where all the filess I need are located...
The .java files that compile into .class files are read-only (there are over 100 of them)
I've pulled them from a server to my local machine...
Even if I check them out in Visual Source Safe, I still get errors that the imported classes in the source code do not exist...
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Looks like I had a copy of JBuilder installed after all. So I selected Project-> Project Properties select the Paths tab then the Required Libraries tab (lower tab), hit the add button, then hit the new button. Fill in the library name and select project to hold the library. Then search your disk for the jar or the directory that contains your classes. Then hit OK a few times.

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Adding a new device emulator

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Starting tomcat issue

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I'm developing a servlet with JBuilder Enterprise but when I try to run it tomcat 5.5 doesn't start . The application raises this exception
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What am I missing?
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Could not find Microsoft JDBC Driver ???

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Here is my environment:
Platform: Win2000
Database: Sql2000
Tool: JBuilder enterprise (trial version)
JDBC Driver: Microsoft JDBC driver for SQL Server 2000
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Here is my javabean:
package test;
import java.sql.*;
import java.io.*;
public class LoginBean{
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System.out.println(e.getMessage());//Print trapped error.
System.out.println("after e.getMessage error");//Print trapped error.
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before class.forName
before e.getMessage error
com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver
after e.getMessage error.
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I guess you have a good idea what the problem is. Either the class name you have specified is wrong or the required library is not on the classpath.
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If it's through JBuilder then make sure that you've configured one of their tiresome "Libraries" and that your project has it in its "Required Libraries".
Never rely on environment variables to supply the classpath - it takes very little effort to set up a classpath for each application you're developing and will ensure you're using the versions of each library that you want to. Personally I make sure I delete the classpath environment variable so there's nothing implicit hiding away.
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Cant use Design Notes

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http://www.borland.com/products/downloads/download_jbuilder.html
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c:import tag unable to load xml file

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The paper says
“Unable to set attribute” error message will be displayed. Run the CameraValidator.exe utility with the “/ATTRIBUTES” flag to detect which attributes are generating errors and contact your camera vendor for a new and updated version of the camera firmware.
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How to debug a servlet

Can anyone point me to a good tool to debug servlet?

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