JWSDP 1.1 problem on WIN98

Hi!
I installed JWSDP 1.1
When I started the Tomcat server in the msdos window
I got this message:
" Bad command or file name
the JAVA_HOME enviroment variable is not defined "
Then I set the JAVA_HOME:
(set JAVA_HOME=c:\j2sdk141\jre\bin;d:\jwsdp\bin;)
and I got this message:
" Bad command or file name
Bad command or file name "
Can anybody tell me what's the problem?
But I don't understand that:
Why did the DEPLOYTOOL "delete" from the JWSDP1.1,
when JWSDP1.0's examples (e.g bookstore2) run with
the deploytool?
Furthermore the 'ant install' (on WIN98) attain the Tomcat
with URL in MSDOS Prompt. It's impossible.
Finally
Let's tell me: how can I do .war file very easy without DEPLOYTOOL!
Thanks

set your JAVA_HOME to c:\j2sdk141
this is not a classpath definition but only a reference path to your java home (as the name says).

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Jim

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>
This is happening because WLS already contains the JWSDP classes, but
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did try
altering the global classpath of the appserver to include the jwsdp 1.3
jars to
override the classes in weblogic. This is another alternate approach,
but I have
a feeling that this will cause other unexpected problems.
"Mike" <[email protected]> wrote:
I have developed several web services using Sun's JWSDP 1.3. It deploys
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in WebLogic 8.1 and I can view the WSDL, etc. with no problems. I have
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at com.sun.xml.rpc.streaming.XmlTreeReader.parse(XmlTreeReader.java:129)
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JARs. This WAR is bundled in an EAR with our other applications. Like
I said,
everything deploys just fine, it's at runtime the web services don't
work. This
configuration (and test client) works with Tomcat, JBoss, OC4J, andWebSphere
with no problems. I've tried a bunch of different things and can't figure
out
why it doesn't work with WebLogic.
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I see that all the files are extracted successfully.
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f3 a5 ff 24 95 48 42 0c 50 8d 49 00 8d 74 31 fc
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Monty6

What kind of ODBC driver problems are you having?
I'm having some ODBC driver problems myself and the error message is "The ODBC resource DLL (C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ODBCINT.DLL) is a different version than the administrator (C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ODBCAD32.EXE)"...
Are you having the same problem?
Can anyone tell me how to solve this problem?
Thanks
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by monty ireland ([email protected]):
i have tried and failed for the second time
to install Oracle8iLite. I'm still getting
ODBC drivre problems with WIN98. I should have never upgraded to win98 ver running FAT32.
let me know if you have problems. i going to
take the same approch tonight. if i can not find a patch for Oracle8iLite today.
my new email addr is:
[email protected]
good luck... stay in touch
monty6<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Reload Win98 on PXI8156

After having serious problems with Win98 and LV, I started reloading Win98 from the Images directory but the registration # is not the Win Product Key and I can't continue. I need this key. What should I do?

Hi David,
When you purchased your controller, you are given a Windows 98 Product key with all of the official Windows and NI documentation that you are supposed to keep since each one is unique.
If you are unable to locate your original sticker, you can contact your NI Sales Representative to discuss acquiring a new key.
Regards,
Josh Hernstrom
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

Problem with GF4Ti4600

I have a MSI GF4Ti4600, DirectX 9 and latest drivers. There is one problem, though. When I play Direct3D-games there screen flickers with many lines when I move. (This concerns ALL Direct3D-games)
Is there anything I can do to fix this problem? I have tried to lower and higher the screen Hz, but no difference. I am grateful for any help.

3D games seem to run into a SW compatibility issue on my system with XP, device drivers (AGP and Nvidia most likely) and my MSI Ti4200 card. The XP crash report indicates a device driver issue but is unable to identify which one.
In Windows XP Pro SP1 -
No One Lives Forever 2 crashes to BIOS consistently.
Tried DirectX 8.1 and 9.0a.
Tried latest VIA AGP 4.41a driver but it was less stable; consistently crashed in 3DMark2001. Didn’t bother trying a game. Rolled back to 4.30a driver which came with MB.
In Windows 98 SE -
No One Lives Forever 2 is rock solid, no crashes.
Get similar results with Splinter Cell.
Other interesting characteristics: Cannot access the MSI properties tabs in XP, crashes to OS, ended up replacing with Nvidia version; no problem in Win98. MSI Live Update doesn’t work in XP, works fine in Win98.
Suggestions welcomed.
SW Specs: (same settings for XP and Win98)
Nvidia Detonator 43.45 driver
VIA AGP 4.30a driver
Latest MSI BIOS
Default BIOS settings
No overclocking enabled on either MB or VGA.
HW Specs:
ASUS A7V8X (LAN and Audio only)
Athlon XP 2200+ (AMD retail heatsink)
512MB Kingston (KVR333X64C25/512)
MSI Ti4200-TD8X 128MB (MS-8894)
Antec SLK3700AMB (350W SmartPower PSU)
CPU temp @ 100% utilization – 44C (111F)

Wsdeploy needs development classpath: JWSDP-1.3

I recently upgraded from JWSDP-1.2 to JWSDP-1.3. I noticed
that the way wsdeploy functions has changed in that I now
have to pass my development classpath to wsdeploy to avoid a class not
found error when wsdeploy runs.
In JWSDP-1.2 I called wsdeploy.bat via Ant like this:
<target name="create.war" depends="prepare.war"
<exec executable="${WSDEPLOY}" vmlauncher="no">
<arg line="-o ${war.file} ${prepare.war.dir}/${prepare.war.file}"/>
</exec>
</target>
This worked fine and produced a working deployable web service.
In JWSDP-1.3 if I do the same thing, on the same web service, I get a class not found error when wsdeploy runs because wsdeploy goes looking for all of the imports defined in my web service Servant file.
I can work around this JWSDP-1.3 problem by calling wsdeploy
like this:
<taskdef name="wsdeploy" classname="com.sun.xml.rpc.tools.ant.Wsdeploy">
     <classpath refid="compile.classpath"/>
</taskdef>
<target name="create.war"
depends="prepare.war">
     <wsdeploy
          keep="true"
     inWarFile="${prepare.war.dir}/${prepare.war.file}"
     outWarFile="${war.file}"
     verbose="true">
     <classpath refid="compile.classpath"/>
     </wsdeploy>
</target>
Where the compile.classpath contains my Eclipse development classpath.
Why does JWSDP-1.3 suddenly need to use my development classpath when JWSDP-1.2 did not?
Thanks in advance.
Tony

Tony,
This is because in JWSDP 1.3, wsdeploy will not override existing
classes. Therefore it tries to locate all classes reference by
the service endpoint interface. You may be using a class in your
service endpoint interface that is in your developement environment.

Kt3 ultra2 unstable in win98 se

i've been using this mobo for almost half a year now, and i noticed that it has become unstable under windows 98 se (my system is dual booted with win xp pro)
during xp sessions, i don't have problems... everything runs well but not in win 98 se.
does anyone here have an experience with kt3 ultra2 problems with win98 se?
by the way, all my drivers are the latest - from video card downto mobo chipsets
?(

is that so... ok...
the instability occurs only when i setup my pc as a dual os system (winxp pro and 98se)
if 98se is left alone in my system... its completely stable... :] but not good for gaming. :(
so it simply means that my mobo is not the culprit... did i get it right? ?(

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