Running Ant file - build.xml from JDev

hi all
I have created simple BPEL project. I'm using JDev 10.1.3.1.0
& SOA suite 10.1.3.1.0 . If I deploy my BPEL process using deployment utility
of JDev then it gets deployed well on localhost:8888 .
But If I run build.xml Ant file from JDev then it complies properly but it tries to deploy on[b] localhost:9700. If I run same Ant file from Developer prompt then it again BPEL gets deployed properly on localhost:8888.
It means JDev is overwriting some properties values.
Does any one aware of this.?
thanks
/patel

Hi Patel,
Have a look here:
http://www.it-eye.nl/weblog/2007/02/16/customizing-bpel-process-deployement-with-ant-165-in-jdeveloper/
Maybe it will helpp you out!
Regards,
Tom

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Regards
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Now, see, I have defined the follwing in my ant script that is included at the bottom.
<property name="JRUN_HOME" location="C:/JRun"></property>
<property name="distroot" location="${JRUN_HOME}/servers/default"></property>
<property name="deploy_dir" location="${distroot}/deploy"></property>
<property name="deploy_jvm" location="C:/java/jre/1.3.1/bin/java"/>
<property name="deploy_tool" location="allaire.ejipt.tools.Deploy"/>But then, this is the Deploy task:
<target name="Deploy" depends="Initialize, Compile, Jar, Dist">
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<java fork="true" classpathref="classpath" classname="${deploy_tool}" dir="${deploy_dir}" jvm="${deploy_jvm}">
<jvmarg value="-Djava.security.policy=${JRUN_HOME}/lib/jrun.policy"/>
<jvmarg value="-Dejipt.home=${JRUN_HOME}"/>
</java>
<echo message="DEPLOY SUCCESSFULY COMPLETED..."/>
</target>But, when i run the script using ant - all other tasks are successfull apart from the Deploy and this is what I get:
Deploy:
[echo] About to deploy H:\lib\mtrack_ant.jar in C:\JRun\servers\default\deploy using C:\java\jre\1.3.1\bin\java...
[java] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: H:\eclipse\workspace\AdvancedLab\allaire/ejipt/tools/Deploy
[java] Exception in thread "main"
[java] Java Result: 1
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This is very intersting - looking forward to any response.
Regards
Pratim
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"?>
<project name="IAPS" default="Build IAPS with JDK1.4.2" basedir=".">
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Revision: 21287
Revision: 21287
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2011-05-23 07:37:28 -0700 (Mon, 23 May 2011)
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Merge changes to qa-regress build.xml from changelist 20641 on branches/4.0.0_fixes to branches/4.x.
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[ora:ojdeploy] -Xlint:-empty
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Help -- Who has experience with ant and build.xml files ?

Hi,
I think my build.xml file is missing setting a classpath I need, but I have never played around with a build.xml file. Could someone help ?
Thank you.
Grazia

A lot of people here use ant. But not all of us can read your mind, and those of us that can are sadistic bastards that like to force people to provide details of their problems just for the hell of it.
So please do the following:
* Go through an ant tutorial or other introductory docs, doing an example or two if present.
* Set up your build.xml according to what you've learned.
* If it still doesn't work, post the relevant portions of it (hopefully you'll have a small, representative sample that reproduces the problem), along with your relevant directory and file structure, the command you're running, and what error messages you're getting.

Building XML from relational data

I need to create XML documents from relational data that conforms to an XML schema document. We need to store and query the XML documents we create.
Therefore, we have decided to store the XML using the object model rather than as a CLOB
i.e. register the schema with the XML DB which in turn creates the tables and object types that represent the schema.
What is the best way build the XML document from the relational data ??
Can I pass the relational data to the default constructors of the object types created by the schema registration ?? (and then create an XML document from the top level object instance using SYS_XMLGEN)
Or should I build the xml from strings using XMLELEMENT,XMLFOREST built-in's when retrieving the data from the relational tables ?? OR use the XMLDOM package to build the document ??
Would appreciate any advice on the best approach.

There are basically two ways to join your document fragments with SQLX:
1/. With xmlForest
e.g. SELECT XMLELEMENT ( "Emp",XMLForest(e.employee_id, e.lname, e.salary)) AS "result"
FROM employees e WHERE employee_id > 1500 ;
result
<Emp>
< employee_id >1769</ employee_id >
< lname >Smith</ lname >
< salary >200000</ salary >
</Emp>
2/. With nested invocations of xmlElement
e.g. SELECT XMLELEMENT("Emp", XMLELEMENT("name", e.fname ||' '|| e.lname),
XMLELEMENT ( "hiredate", e.hire)) AS "result"
FROM employees e WHERE employee_id > 200 ;
result
<Emp>
<name>John Smith</name>
<hiredate>2000-05-24</hiredate>
</Emp>
<Emp>
<name>Mary Martin</name>
<hiredate>1996-02-01</hiredate>
</Emp>

Inability to run JavaFX file locally or from web - except....

I have "successfully" installed Java 6 build 11 yet when I go to javafx.com/samples it says that I have an (0 - unknown) version that doesn't support JavaFX. It re-directs me to Java update site to download the "latest" version. If I let it, it uninstalls Build 11 and then reinstalls Build 11, afterwhich it still doesn't run the any of the JavaFX samples.
Oddly enough however, if I immediately cancel the re-direct dialog box from within the web browser, the JavaFX sample runs! If I immediately try another sample, the exact same thing happens, dialog box says that the (0-unknown) version doesn't support JavaFX and re-directs to download updated version. Non "FX" Java runs normally. If I try to execute sample with Java Web Start it trys to download the jnlp file rather than run it, and if I try to execute a local JavaFX file it says that it is unable to launch the application.
It is a Vista Ultimate 32 system with AVG antivirus, Spybot antispyware and Windows firewall. I formerly used Comodo firewall but uninstalled in an effort to fix this problem. I have uninstalled all prior versions of Java, reinstalled version 6 - 11 cleanly, used CCleaner to remove all traces of Comodo within the registry, tried to manually create the file associations from jnlp to javaws.exe, installed and removed the JavaFX 1.0 Production Suite, and lastly reverted to an earlier restore point from within Vista to undo any changes I made while experimenting.
I have posted all error message screens in order:
Errors for a JavaFX file that is downloaded and run locally:
[image 1|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/1a.jpg] - [image 2|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/2a.jpg] - [image 3|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/3a.jpg] - [image 4|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/4a.jpg]
Errors for a JavaFX file that is run from a web site:
[image 5|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/5a.jpg] - [image 6|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/6a.jpg] - [image 7|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/7a.jpg] - [image 8|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/8a.jpg] - [image 9|http://www.lastrail.net/errors/javafx/9a.jpg]
Thank you for any help,
Ron
Intel D975BX2 MB, Q6600 Quad Core, 4 GB ram, Nvidia 9800 GTX+ 512mb video, IE7 & Firefox 3.0.3.
**If there is a better forum to seek assistance, please direct me to it - Thank you

I did'nt like to use JNLP files either. So I have been using a Jar file containing a Java class for only launching a JavaFX application. For example:
Runtime runtime = Runtime.getRuntime();
String[] command = {"javafx", "-cp", "Something.jar", "SomeFxApp"};
File dir = new File(WORK_DIR...);
Process proc = runtime.exec(command, null, dir);
:I let it do command line operations.

How to run .ksh file in unix from .jsp files

Hi frnd,
How to connect unix servers from .jsp file & I want to run unix scripts .ksh files from .jsp files
Thanku
bhupathipawan

It is usually a bad idea to do any major processing directly within a JSP. It is better to create a helper class and invoke methods on that. This helper class can then be tested outside of the inhospitable JSP environment.
To run the '.ksh' file you will need to use either Runtime.exec() or the more modern ProcessBuilder. You will save yourself a lot of grief if you read thoroughly the 4 sections of http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps.html and then implement the recommendations.
Note - although the 'traps' article is written around the use of Runtime.exec(), it's content is equally applicable to ProcessBuilder.

Building XML from fragments

Here's my scenario:
I have multiple PL/SQL stored functions that return REF CURSORs. Each REF CURSOR contains information to build a portion of an XML document. I want to assemble these XML "fragments" into a DOM object, then apply a stylesheet to the entire object before saving it to a table.
All of this will be done in Java, and I need to make it efficient (in terms of speed and memory) since the XML document may grow to be very large. What is the best way to go about doing this?
Right now, I'm able to call getXMLDOM() which returns a complete XML document for each fragment, but what should I do with it now? Does anyone have any suggestions on what my next step should be?

SetDocType is available only in JDOM parser. I would like to know is it prossible without that.
Thanks !!

Query : JDev + build.xml

hi all
I have created one BPEL project in Jdev with that JDev also
creates build.xml file for compilation & deployment.
Now If I deploy my BPEL process using JDev Deployer window (Right click on BPEL Project -> Deploy -> BPEL Process Deployer )
than It compiles BPEL project first then It runs Ant file - build.xml.Now here the my observation is while running build.xml file It will not run compile task - bpelc command . Yes BPEL project is already
compiled but how JDev will come to know that it should not compile
BPEL project again. ???
And another doubt is which JAR file is used to executed "bpelc" command. And we can compile BPEL project from JDev as well as Developer prompt of SOA server so in both cases where this JAR file will be.???
/M Patel

I have actually disabled the security for that service. I am thinking the problem is that the LDAP server has some sort of block on web service calls. Could that be the issue? All of my other web services (configured the same exact way) function just fine, and running the query in LiveCycle Workbench works fine. That leads me to believe that something is stopping the WSDL connection.

Error running Ant to Test a BPEL process in developer-prompt

Hi,
I am trying to start an Ant-script to start a testsuite for a BPEL process. It fails ...
Im running the defult Ant script (build.xml) from the Developer-prompt. It works fine from within JDeveloper Studio.
Anyone who can help me??
Thx
Norvald
Error messages:
[bpeltest] <Line 39, Column 173>: XML-22016: (Error) Extension function namespace should start with 'http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/'.
and
C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\HelloWorld\HelloWorldProcess\build.xml:197: Could not find a valid processor version implementation from oracle.xml.jaxp.JXSAXTransformerFactory
The complete output from the Ant build (including errors):
C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\HelloWorld\HelloWorldProcess>ant test
Buildfile: build.xml
Trying to override old definition of task customize
prepareTests:
[echo]
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo] | Preparing BPEL tests for deployment
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo]
[delete] Deleting: C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\HelloWorld\HelloWorldPro
cess\output\bpeltest.zip
[zip] Building zip: C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\HelloWorld\HelloWorl
dProcess\output\bpeltest.zip
deployTestSuites:
[echo]
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo] | Deploying bpel tests HelloWorldProcess on localhost, port 8888
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo]
[deployTestSuites] Deploying C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\HelloWorld\HelloW
orldProcess\output\bpeltest.zip...
[deployTestSuites] Accesing URL /integration/services/deploy/integration/service
s/deploy/deployTests.jsp
[deployTestSuites] status [200] received from server
[deployTestSuites] wrapped response
[deployTestSuites] End of the deployment
[deployTestSuites] bpeltest.zip deployed successfully.
bpelTest:
[echo]
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo] | Executing process HelloWorldProcess(v.1.0): minCoverage=100%, time
out=90 sec, numWorkers=1
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo]
[delete] Deleting directory C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\HelloWorld\Hell
oWorldProcess\test-results\xml\HelloWorldProcess
[bpeltest] connecting to /integration/services/deploy/xmlRunTests.jsp
[bpeltest] <Line 39, Column 173>: XML-22016: (Error) Extension function namespa
ce should start with 'http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/'.
[echo]
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo] Executed 2 test(s) for HelloWorldProcess (v.1.0) with 0 failure(s)
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo]
report:
[echo]
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo] Creating BPELTest JUnitReport at C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\H
elloWorld\HelloWorldProcess/test-results\html\index.html
[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
[echo]
BUILD FAILED
C:\product\jdevstudio\jdev\mywork\HelloWorld\HelloWorldProcess\build.xml:197: Co
uld not find a valid processor version implementation from oracle.xml.jaxp.JXSAX
TransformerFactory
Total time: 14 seconds

sorry for the late reply. The problem is that Oracle XDK is not compatible with the junitreport task. I believe there are some post install steps (due to licensing issues) that you need to perform before running the ant task. This is noted in the release notes (copied below):
1. base site for xalan is http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/ site. to download, go to: http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/xml/xalan-j. then from the recommended mirror site download xalan-j_2_7_0-bin.zip.
2. unzip this file.
3. copy unzip_dir\xalan-j_2_7_0\serializer.jar to Oracle_Home\bpel\lib\serializer_2.7.0.jar. copy unzip_dir\xalan-j_2_7_0\xalan.jar to Oracle_Home\bpel\lib\xalan_2.7.0.jar. Note the filename change
4. no change to obsetenv is needed.

Unable to open ant file using JDeveloper

I am using JDeveloper 10.1.3 production (version 10.1.3.0.4 build 3673) and I am having difficulty understanding the way ant build files are handled by this version.
I would like to open ant files (build.xml) just like any other XML file so that I can edit it from the JDeveloper. But I am not able to do it, because the build.xml is at the root of the my application directory structure and trying to add that application root directory to the project contents results in directory with .java files getting added (but not the root directory itself, which has the build.xml file). Of course, I can add a dummy Something.java file under the root directory to cheat JDeveloper into adding this root directory to project contents directories.
But I am wondering whether there is a better way to do this?

You are adding the directory in the "Java Content"
Try expending the Project Content and adding the directory under Resource.

Running Ant file - build.xml from JDev

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