JWS requests jar files at the wrong place

Hi all,
I created JWS project with netbeans, and by deafult, NB places all required jar files in the "lib" folder. NB also created jnlp file with correct paths to required files. It looks like this
<update check="always" policy="always"/>
<resources>
<jar download="eager" href="main.jar" main="true"/>
<jar download="eager" href="lib/required.jar" main="false"/>
</resources> Now, when app is started, required.jar is correctly located at lib folder and application works, but from that moment on, JWS makes hundreds of request for "${codebase}/required.jar" (obviously wrong place) and gets 404 responses. It keeps making these requests as long as app is running and this slows down application significantly.
My temp workaround was to move required.jar to codebase root and problem is gone, but i still find it weird. I guess this may explain some complaints about slow JWS.
Is this a bug? Am I doing something wrong? Is there anything I can check?
Thanks!

dario wrote:
..Is there anything I can check?The JNLP file, using JaNeLA. Even the three lines shown appear to include mistakes (probably because Ntebeans wrote it).

Similar Messages

I did something stupid - I put a file in the wrong place and can't trash it

the Gondwanaland file can go and should go but wont go!!!! it was the in trash and I thought i was putting it into documents but it landed here and wont move - it is on the left hand side of the finder under favourites and then all my files, air drop, drop box desk top, applicatoins, Gondwanaland (!!!), jo-annefraser and documents - I can move it around the screen but cant trash it or put it into a document - I dont want it anymore either but it is looking at me!!!!
cheers

Right click on it, and select Remove From Sidebar.

I accidentally deleted all of my Logic Pro X files and put them in my trash but now that I copied them back to my documents they all play in the wrong places in my projects

I accidentally deleted all of my Logic Pro X files and put them in my trash but now that I copied them back to my documents they all play in the wrong places in my projects

Buddhaguru wrote:
I know that Mac's don't have a roll back like PC's
They do. It's called Time Machine.
You need to reinstall all of your Apps. That should replace all of the support files you nuked.

Create a jar file using the jar tool

Hello all,
can somebody help me with this situation:
I use the following comand
jar cfm Seti.jar manifest.mf SetiSeti.jar is the name of the file I want to create and Seti is the name of the folder where I have the class files, the manifest file and the Seti.java. The manifest file is also out of this folder (exactly the folder were I use the command on the command line).
After creating the jar... I try to run it but it gives an error message: "can't find the main class..."
The content of the manifest file is:
"Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: Seti
I'd never created a jar file before and have already read all the usefull information here and at sun... I'm very preoccupied with this..
Can you help?
Thanks

RuiAranhaJava wrote:
How do I do this?
"And you have to name that package as well when you name the main class in the manifest. "
But, as I have told the name of the package is SetiNo, you just told us that the name of your class is Set. You never told us about the name of the package.
Simples question possible: Does your class look something like this:
package Seti;
// maybe there are some import statements here, maybe not
public class Seti {
// maybe there's something here, maybe not
public static void main(String[] args) {
// anything
}If so, then the fully qualified name of your class is "Seti.Seti" and you need to write that into the Main-Class attribute. (*)
If there is no package-Statement, then the fully qualified name of your class is simply "Seti" and the Main-Class attribute is correct, but your classes are in the wrong place.
Edit:
(*) Please note that package names should generally be all-lowercase, so it should be "seti" instead of "Seti". This helps distinguish it from the simple names of classes, so it's easy to see what you are talking about at a glance: "seti" would be the package, "Seti" the class name.

How do I update a file in an Applet's JAR file from the Applet code

Here's my problem.
My applet is using a serializable history data in which I am storing in the applet's JAR file. When I run the applet, I read the file with "getResourceAsStream()" and run my program with that hist data. When my applet is closed, I need to update this file from my Applet's code and I dumfounded about how to do that.
Is there any way to update a file in the Applet's JAR file through the Java Applet code? (i.e. OutputStream?).
Would appreciate any advice people have.

Just place a copy of the file on the local hard disk and update that. When you start the Applet you try to read from the hard disk. If the file exists then no problem otherwise copy it from the jar to the hard disk.

IPhoto - My iPhoto is not responding. When I click on iPhoto I get a never ending spinning beachball. I almost think it is looking in the wrong place for the pictures. How do I redirect it back to the Mac hard drive?

My iPhoto is not responding. Whenever I click on the iPhoto icon I get a twirling beachball. It is as if the machine is looking in the wrong place for the photos. How can I see where the machine is looking to find out if this is really the problem. How can I see the path?

Try this: launch iPhoto with the Option key held down and create a new, test library. Import some photos and check to see if the same problem persists. If it doesn't then the problem lies with your current library.
If that's the case Apply the two fixes below in order as needed:
Fix #1
Launch iPhoto with the Command+Option keys held down and rebuild the library.
Since only one option can be run at a time start with Option #3, followed by #4 and then #1 as needed.
Fix #2
Using iPhoto Library Manager to Rebuild Your iPhoto Library
1 - download iPhoto Library Manager and launch.
2 - click on the Add Library button, navigate to your Home/Pictures folder and select your iPhoto Library folder.
3 - Now that the library is listed in the left hand pane of iPLM, click on your library and go to the File ➙ Rebuild Library menu option.
4 - In the next window name the new library and select the location you want it to be placed.
5 - Click on the Create button.
Note: This creates a new library based on the LIbraryData.xml file in the library and will recover Events, Albums, keywords, titles and comments. However, books, calendars, cards and slideshows will be lost. The original library will be left untouched for further attempts at fixing the problem or in case the rebuilt library is not satisfactory.
OT

NEF "Could not complete your request because it is the wrong kind of document"

I have just installed Lightroom 12.1 with all current updates on W7 64bit and now cannot open the Nikon D5200 raw (NEF) files. I get the message: "Could not complete your request because it is the wrong kind of document" although they open successfully in Camera RAW on Vista 64bit PC with the same version of Elements. In order to work with them, I have had to convert to DNG and open in Photoshop CS5, which doesn't support D5200 RAW (NEF version).
This is causing me a serious problem because I need to migrate all of my work to the new W7 system.

That was the exact wording of the message, and I tried many times with many NEF files; but I just went back to the PC after entering the Forum question and everything works fine. The NEF files open from both my D5000 and the D5200. The pc wasn’t re-booted in the mean time, so I really don’t understand why it works now and didn’t 15 min’s ago!
I’m sorry to have disturbed you – maybe I should just have gone to lunch and tried again later. – I am a computer specialist/consultant, by the way, so I do know what I’m talking about.
Regards
Roy
Roy Gardner
Phone: +44 (0) 12 5279 3903
Mobile: +44 (0) 79 7314 8985

I am trying to configure my SCXI-1540 card for excitation voltage and frequency using MAX - but it is not giving me that option when I click on the card and then properties, am I looking in the wrong place?

I am trying to configure my SCXI-1540 w/1315 card for excitation voltage and frequency using MAX - but it is not giving me that option when I click on the card and then properties, am I looking in the wrong place?
I have LabVIEW Express 7.0 Professional - SCXI-1000 Chassiss - along with SCXI-1112, and SCXI 1520/1314 - cable to the PCI-6052E is attached to the 1520 card.
MAX says it recognizes all the cards in the chassiss.

Jeremy, Thanks for the reply.
I tried to set up the system as DAQmx.
I had MAX auto-detect the set-up - and it recognized all the cards - but did not select the 1315 accessory on the 1540 card - I had to do that manually - but in the configuration section I would select the accessory and it would deselect itself. I had to get out of the set-up and then right click on the 1540 card and click on the "Accessories" tab and select the 1315 terminal block that way.
It didn't seem right that the system should behave that way, but I pressed onward.
I then tried to create a new DAQmx Task
When I create new DAQmx task and then click on Analog Input no "Position" Tab appears for me to select, all I get are:
Analog>>Voltage
Analog>>Temperature
Ana
log>>Strain
Analog>>Current
Analog>>Resistance
Analog>>Frequency
Analog>>Custom Voltage with Excitation
Do you think there might be something wrong with either my hardware or perhaps my configuration that is not allowing it to recognize the 1540/1315 in DAQmx?
I had included the system report of what programs I am using, etc. as attached file nireport.txt
After the DAQmx did not work I tried installing everything as Traditional DAQ and it did let me set-up the 1540 Card with Excitation Voltage and Frequency and gain - I then went in to the VI that I had built and tried to use the Express DAQ Assisant to read the channel that I am connected to on the 1315/1540 - when I try to use DAQ Assistant it gives me an error saying that "Device not available in NI-DAQmx. It is possible that the device is being use by traditional NI-DAQ"
Which I guess it is since both configurations are now set-up in MAX.
I would PREFER to use the DAQmx set-up, but I am confused as to WHY it won
't come up with
Analog input>>POSITION>>LVDT
When I try to create a new DAQmx task.
Thanks for the help so far! As you can probably tell I am new at this.
Ryan
Attachments:
nireport.txt ‏2 KB

Launching Microsoft Access from Internet Explorer to view a downloaded MDB file opens the wrong file (not a problem if I use Firefox)

When clicking on a link (in Internet Explorer 9) to download an Access MDB file and then choosing to open the file directly in Microsoft Access (2007) instead of saving it, the file is copied to Temporary Internet Files but Microsoft Access tries to open
a different file and displays an (Unrecognized database format) error.
When I click on the option to open the file, the MDB file is copied to Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 but instead of that file, Access tries to open a different (incorrect) file located in Temporary Internet Files\Content.MSO (e.g. in the above error
message, NativeView.do is an XML file containing an error message).
I don't see this problem with Word, Excel or PowerPoint files. When opening a Word file (without saving) the Word file is copied to Content.IE5 but an identical .tmp file is created in Content.MSO which when opened in Microsoft Word displayed the required file
correctly. The same happens for Excel files. PowerPoint appears to be handled a little differently (no .tmp file created in Content.MSO but the required file is still copied to Content.IE5) but the PPT file is still opened correctly in Microsoft PowerPoint.
I think the Content-Type "application/msaccess" is fine because Internet Explorer does launch Microsoft Access. It just tries to open the wrong file (or so I think). However, it looks like the file type is not being determined. Here is what I noticed
when trying to open different Microsoft Office files using Internet Explorer:
The last one is the MDB file. As you can see, only for this type of file, the "Type" (Microsoft Office Access 2007?) is not displayed in this Open/Save dialog box.
On Firefox, I don't see this problem. When I tried clicking on the link to the MDB file in Firefox, Microsoft Access was launched and the file was opened correctly. Is there something I can do so the MDB file is opened properly using IE? I can add/change headers
in the HTTP response that writes this file to the output stream (on disk) if that helps.
Thanks for your time!

Sounds like a problem symptom to be discussed in either an IE forum or an Access forum, not here. How did you come to post here? ForumsRedesign. That might be an on-topic issue for this forum. <eg>
Can you find your way to either of those other forums easily from here? Another on-topic question for here I think. ; )
Robert Aldwinckle
Oops, my bad. Thanks for letting me know! :)
I've re-posted it here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/ie/en-US/1a818501-296c-42fb-8abb-ba914629c962/launching-microsoft-access-from-internet-explorer-to-view-a-downloaded-mdb-file-opens-the-wrong-file?forum=ieitprocurrentver
Hopefully that's the right place for this.
Cheers!

What If The repeat is in the wrong place

Just want to share my first panic moment...
This is a stupid question but I like to know the best way to handle this.
It was my first panic moment because I had never seen this before.
This weekend I was testing some scripts with a loop (repeat action)
The script had to make a new text edit document, and some more tasks...
But I placed the repeat at the wrong place so when running the script...
I had in no time 300 documents and keep counting... So the repeat was wrong...
and the script keep running and running.... panic... How do I stop this ?...
So I force quit text editor. but the script(activate text edit) and keep on running... I had so many files open on top the system almost crashes...
The only solution I had was shut down..
And hoping the script doesn't start over...
ok.. didn't continue... fiew.
Did some changes and had to run it again... (Hoping that it will work)
almost ready... one more shut down. (again many files...)
So after the last changes the script works perfect but I want to know how I do this in the future when testing something like this...
When A script keep running.
What is the most elegant way to stop this?
thanks.

Command-. is the standard method to stop a process.
This may not work if your script first sets TextEdit to the active app (via an activate command) because that would send the Command-. to TextEdit, not to the script.
If that were the case then you would first have to activate the Script Editor (or wherever you ran the script). If the activate command was within the loop then that might silll fail because it would switch back to TextEdit before you had a chance to stop the script.
If all else fails, Ctrl-click on the Script Editor's icon in the dock and choose 'Quit'. This should send a signal to the app to stop processing (hopefully offering you a chance to save your script). At that point you can quit or not - the script has stopped running which is the main point.
If that still doesn't work, then you may have to force quit Script Editor, losing any unsaved edits to your script, but it wouldn't be as harsh as a forced shutdown of the whole machine.

Pacman looking for pacman.conf in the wrong place?

When using yaourt, I had been getting an error message to do with pacman.conf not being found. I fixed this by creating my own and saving it in
/usr/local/etc/pacman.conf
(it's the only file in /usr/local/etc)
I then got the error message:
failed to initialize alpm library (could not find or read directory)
After some googling and learning about the find command, I found the following files:
/usr/lib/libalpm.so
/usr/lib/libalpm.so.8
/usr/lib/pkgconfig/libalpm.pc
/usr/lib/libalpm.so.8.0.2
So I'm guessing that I do have the alpm library, but pacman (or Yaourt?) isn't finding it.
Further use of 'find' found the following versions of pacman:
/usr/local/etc/pacman.conf
/etc/pacman.conf
Which then lead me to believe that I have the necessary files but they are in the wrong place or there is a config file (or something) that I need to alter.
Any ideas what I've done wrong and how to correct it?
Thanks, James

I've just tried
pacman -S man-pages
as a test, and it worked ok.
So, Bug Wrangler is probably right. Any ideas how I fix it, or is the solution to start again? If I need to start again, is there an easy way to remove yaourt?
Last edited by james13 (2014-10-05 18:57:00)

Do I need to add to add a new jar file to the WLS ?

I am new to java development and would like to know if I were to use a new jar
file developed by another party in my EJB development, do I need to have this
jar file available in WLS when I deploy the EJB to it ?
I think this is not required but just need a confirmation.
Thanks

Hi,
I take this to mean you are using java classes from the 3rd party jar in your
EJB bean class. If that is the case, then you need the jar file in your classpath
when you compile the EJB classes.
Also, you will need the jar file to be in the classpath when the EJB is used.
You can do this in a variety of ways. If the 3rd party jar is going to change
infrequently, then you can put it in the system CLASSPATH in your startWebLogic
script. Or you can add all the classes of the jar file in the root level of the
EJB (Yuck!!).
Perhaps the best answer is to create an enterprise application (EAR). Then you
place the jar file in the root level of the EAR. In the META-INF\MANIFEST.MF
file of the EJB place
Class-Path: filename.jar
Then when you build the .ear file use:
jar -cvfm ..\commuterLog.jar META-INF\MANIFEST.MF *
hope this helps,
pat
"John" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I am new to java development and would like to know if I were to use
a new jar
file developed by another party in my EJB development, do I need to have
this
jar file available in WLS when I deploy the EJB to it ?
I think this is not required but just need a confirmation.
Thanks

How do I add a jar file into the build path of the compiler?

Hey,
I'm trying to import a jar file into the build path of the compilation process, but it does not find the packages or the classes that are in it.
I think I don't add it right...
          ArrayList<String> options=new ArrayList<String>();
          options.add("-d");
          options.add(targetDirectory);
          options.add("-classpath");
          for(String str:includeDirectory)
               options.add(str);
          if (!compiler.getTask(writer, fileManager, diagnostics, options, classes, compilationUnits).call());
                ....and I've tried this way:
     public void setTargetDirectory(String targetDirectory) {
          this.targetDirectory = "-d " + targetDirectory;
     private void compile(Iterable<? extends JavaFileObject> compilationUnits) throws Exception {
          ArrayList<String> options = new ArrayList<String>();
          options.add(targetDirectory);
          String classPath="-cp ";// tried this also with "-classpath"
          for (String str : includeDirectory)
               classPath+=str+":";
          options.add(classPath);
     if (!compiler.getTask(writer, fileManager, diagnostics, options, classes, compilationUnits).call())
          // throw new Exception("Compilation Error");
     }Thanks in advance,
Adam.
Edited by: Adam-Z. on Feb 24, 2010 5:41 AM
Edited by: Adam-Z. on Feb 24, 2010 5:42 AM

Thank you for your reply,
Q: Are there .class files in that directory in that jar file? (the compiler doesn't ( can't )) look for directories, it can just look for specific files , and scan to get a list of all files matching certain criteria. So if there are no class files, it will say the package doesn't exist, even if there is a directory, possibly containing other files.yes there are class files in the jar, the tree structure:
j2MeDataChunkGenerator_Plugin\(lots of class files)
META-INF\manifest.mf
and thats it.
, your code will only work on windows because other platforms use a different path separator. You should use java.io.File.pathSeparator not explicit ';" when building your classpath. (this is unrelated to your problem, but you should correct it)will do, thanks.
Q: Is that error in your post formatted by your own diagnostics? (we could possibly help you better if we didn't have to guess!!)I would not post my own error code, this text is generated by the compiler diagnostic.
{code}
     System.err.println(" Error details: " + diagnostic.getMessage(null));
{code}
Q: Is line 3 of ImageCroper_Editor.java (sic) an import statement? (we could possibly help you better if we didn't have to guess!!)it is an import error... didn't the error message stated that it is an import problem? wired, I'm sure before it did. anyway it is an import error.
Also you don't show us what the variable includeDirectory is in terms of type, and contents, that might be helpful. (we could possibly help you better if we didn't have to guess!!)It has only one String object: "D:\%Important Documents\WorkSpaces\PacMan\ApplicationManager\Plug-in\Data Chunk Designer.jar"
the last file on the classpath list.
Q: Have you proven this? that i did post, in this long line of text.
Q: Is the compiler finding other classes (in other packages) in that same jar file?No. all the class files are in the jar, they all have entries that start with "j2MeDataChunkGenerator_Plugin\*.class", and since I get 47 errors I guess it does not load any other class.
thank you for you comments, the problem with having these errors, is that I can't even get a piece of information where this error is coming from, only that it is an import loading error package not found, what does that mean? that the jar was not loaded in compilation(no error about this), that the jar is corrupted(no error about this), that the path is incorrect(it is correct I made sure), that there is no such package in the jar(There is), that the compiler does not load the package(does it even do that?), really I can't even guess why this happens, I've been at this on and of all day today, really annoying.
Thanks,
Adam.

How to call a jar file for the dynamic menu

hi ,
I am using JDEV 11.1.2.2.0 version.
My problem is this,
when dynamic tree populate using java bean class(data come from the table)
how can we call a jar files(seperate projects jars) to each link of the tree.
plz help...
-Harsh-

Hi,
projects are a design time functionality. So what is the use case? I it is a Java object stored in the JAR file then you would configure this JAR file in the ViewController project library section (project properties)
Frank

How to open a .JAR file on the Z30

Hi,
Would anyine know how to open a .JAR file on the Z30?
I get a message saying "Unable to open" when I click on the .jar file i want to open in my blackberry & install.
Cheers
Mario

JAR files are for older java phones, they dont work on BB10
maybe you should look into using SNAP to get some apps yoru looking for
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Downloaded-Applications-for/You-Upgraded-to-OS-10-2-1-and-wan...
Click here to Backup the data on your BlackBerry Device! It's important, and FREE!
Click "Accept as Solution" if your problem is solved. To give thanks, click thumbs up
Click to search the Knowledge Base at BTSC and click to Read The Fabulous Manuals
BESAdmin's, please make a signature with your BES environment info.
SIM Free BlackBerry Unlocking FAQ
Follow me on Twitter @knottyrope
Want to thank me? Buy my KnottyRope App here
BES 12 and BES 5.0.4 with Exchange 2010 and SQL 2012 Hyper V

JWS requests jar files at the wrong place

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for