Run generic_example.jar

Hi guys,
I have to develop a basic application in ME2.1 with generic syncronization. I have download generic_example.war (from MDK documentation). I have create function module and I have deployed this application in SAP IDE (but without using the WebConsole).
I have this error in trace.txt:
<<
[20041115 16:16:20:930] E There is no MSD for current application (genericsync_simple)
[20041115 16:16:20:930] D GUID generation last time (1100531780930) was >= than current time (1100531780930) --> use this time instead 1100531780931
[20041115 16:16:20:930] E There is no MSD for current application (genericsync_simple)
>>
The error there is in this line:
OutboundContainer out = outfactory.createOutboundContainer(VisibilityType.USER_SHARED, R3_METHOD_GET_USER_INFO, OutboundContainer.TYPE_REQUEST);
Someone knows how to tell me if the error depends on the installation without WebConsole?

greenockboy wrote:
..I'm looking into the feesability of creating a jar file than can be run once - and only once.
The idea is to send a small jar file to a client that will activate a program. However, once executed then the jar will fail to execute on any other PC.Not feasible.
Thanks in advance guys.No worries (in advance).

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