ResultSet Class in XI

Hi,
I need to know in which jar file the ResultList class is available and how to get, I want to know all the methods in ResultList.
I will add value to result list by using result.addValue, but how to remove single value.
Thanks,
RamuV

Hi
The jar file is "aii_mt_rt.jar".
This will be available at least on two to three paths under XI server directory(usr\sap...)
\usr\sap\<SID>\DVEBMGS00\j2ee\cluster\server0\apps\sap.com\com.sap.xi.repository
\usr\sap\<SID>\SYS\global\xi\repository_server\javaws\repository
The same jar file can found on your client machine(where you work on IR and ID frameworks) at
C:\Documents and Settings\<USER>\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\javaws\cache\http\Dsystem\P50000\DMrep\DMrepository
However the jar file will be prefixed with extra alphatbets "RM". This is only for internal application purposes.
The jar file will be "RMaii_mt_rt.jar".
Since you might not have access to server you better take it from your client PC and rename if required.
For your remaining queries you can follow Aamirs link.
Thanks
Gujjeti
Edited by: Praveen Gujjeti on May 12, 2008 9:32 PM

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Tom Bechtold wrote:
>
Joe,
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Tom Bechtold wrote:
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Tom Bechtold wrote:
A follow-on note: when I back out to Service Pack 10, the problem
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- Tom Bechtold
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anymore."
when I try to access the first row of the second result set from
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to help/race with
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connection,
and it behaves differently, I'll send you a diagnostic class to seewhat's
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Joe
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Hi,
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assertTrue(((MyRecord)rec).getAge() == ((MyRecord)returnedRec).getAge());
assertTrue(rec.getShortDescription().equals(returnedRec.getShortDescription()));
assertTrue(rec.getRecordId().equals(returnedRec.getRecordId()));
assertTrue(rec.getName().equals(returnedRec.getName()));
and everything works. I am not sure what the problem you are having is.
May I suggest you try my simplified example and see if it works for you.

This problem has troubled me two days!class cant visit class between jars;

I set classpath: CLASSPATH:C:\Documents and Settings\xxxx
in this directory,I have a jdbc.jar and a sub directory named t,Test class in t ;
Test class code here:
package t;
import jdbc.DateParser;
public class Test{
    public static void main(String[] args){
        DateParser parser=new DateParser();
        String s=parser.formatDate("1987/9/9");
       System.out.println(s);
}I do this:
C:\Documents and Settings\xxxx>java t.Test
1987/09/09 00:00:00
this Test class run successfully
and I do this(note: in MANIFEST.MF,just only this words at first line : Main-Class: t.Test) :
C:\Documents and Settings\xxxx>jar cvfm t.jar MANIFEST.MF t
list (manifest)
add：t/(read= 0) (write= 0)(stored 0%)
add：t/Test.java(read= 237) (write= 159)(compressed 32%)
add：t/Test.class(read= 524) (write= 347)(compressed 33%)
C:\Documents and Settings\xxxx>java -jar t.jar
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jdbc/DateParser
at t.Test.main(Test.java:5)
this execution is failed?
why??
this problem has troubled me two days!I really need help!

C:\Documents and Settings\xxxx>jar tvf jdbc.jar
0 Thu Nov 04 21:16:20 CST 2004 META-INF/
91 Thu Nov 04 21:16:20 CST 2004 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
0 Tue Nov 02 23:32:50 CST 2004 jdbc/
547 Sun Oct 31 18:54:08 CST 2004 jdbc/Blob.class
4280 Fri Oct 29 23:28:40 CST 2004 jdbc/ResultSet.class
2100 Sun Oct 31 23:45:56 CST 2004 jdbc/Statement.class
2438 Thu Oct 28 22:22:32 CST 2004 jdbc/Connection.class
1384 Thu Oct 28 22:11:42 CST 2004 jdbc/HStream.class
2172 Thu Oct 28 22:20:08 CST 2004 jdbc/Test.class
3347 Sun Oct 17 21:23:38 CST 2004 jdbc/DateParser.class
4495 Wed Oct 20 17:19:26 CST 2004 jdbc/Sorter.class
Actually, ignore that. I think the problem is you are using "java -jar xxx". This runs the JAR in encapsulated mode, which ignores any classpath setting.you mean using "java -jar xxx" cant let xxx visit a class that in another jar?
if that,what command shoud I use?

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