SQLJ Translator problem

I get the following error message when trying to compile a SQLJ
applet under Windows 95.
I've previously managed to compile and run simple SQLJ programs
successfully.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
unexpected error occurred...
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
LDatabase;Lsqlj/runtime/profile/RTResultSet;)V
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredConstructors(Compiled Code)
at
sqlj.framework.JSClass$ClassWrapper.getDeclaredConstructors
(Compiled Code)
at
sqlj.framework.JSClass.getMaximallySpecificConstructors(Compiled
Code)
at sqlj.framework.JSClass.resolveConstructor
(JSClass.java:1136)
at sqlj.codegen.IteratorMetaData.getBaseIterator
(IteratorMetaData.java:75)
at sqlj.codegen.IteratorMetaData.<init>
(IteratorMetaData.java:63)
at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.addResultTypes(Compiled Code)
at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.getExecStmt
(ExecCodegen.java:336)
at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.createExecStmt
(ExecCodegen.java:128)
at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.createGenerator
(ExecCodegen.java:63)
at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.generate
(ExecCodegen.java:560)
at sqlj.codegen.BaseCodegen.generate(BaseCodegen.java:28)
at sqlj.codegen.ParseletFactory$ParseletImpl.generate
(ParseletFactory.java:115)
at sqlj.syntax.SqljParselet.generate
(SqljParselet.java:128)
at
sqlj.javac.JavaParserSubTokenManager$PositionedParselet.generate
(JavaParserSubTokenManager.java:171)
at
sqlj.javac.JavaParserSubTokenManager$TokenManagerParselet.generat
e(Compiled Code)
at sqlj.javac.ASTCompilationUnit.generate(Compiled Code)
at sqlj.translator.Translator.translate(Compiled Code)
at sqlj.translator.Translator.translate
(Translator.java:170)
at sqlj.translator.Main.translate(Compiled Code)
at sqlj.translator.Main.runTranslation(Main.java:92)
at sqlj.translator.Main.runTranslation(Main.java:85)
at sqlj.tools.Sqlj.statusMain(Compiled Code)
at sqlj.tools.Sqlj.main(Sqlj.java:117)
Database.sqlj: Error: Exception caught:
Total 1 error.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
The applet code is listed below
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
import java.applet.Applet;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.sql.*;
import sqlj.runtime.*;
import sqlj.runtime.ref.*;
import sqlj.runtime.profile.*;
import oracle.sqlj.runtime.*;
#sql context MyContext;
#sql iterator SalesIter( String ITEM_NAME, float COST );
public class Database extends Applet {
String buffer = new String ();
public void init()
{ MyContext mctx = new MyContext
("jdbc:oracle:thin@ntastlab:1521:lab8","training","training",fals
e);
System.out.println ("Connected to the database");
public void start()
SalesIter siter = null;
#sql siter = {SELECT ITEM_NAME, COST FROM SALES };
while (siter.next())
buffer = buffer + siter.ITEM_NAME() + siter.COST ();
repaint ();
siter.close ();
public void stop()
public void destroy()
public void paint(Graphics g) {
g.drawString(buffer, 50, 25);
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Any ideas ??
null

The problem occurs when SQLJ tries to determine the type
of the iterator SalesIter which is in your source.
But I do not know, what that problem actually is.
What version of javac? of sqlj? (JDK 1.2 does not work
before SQLJ 8.1.6 SDK-Beta).
What is in your PATH/CLASSPATH?
What happens when you put SalesIter in SalesIter.sqlj:
#sql public iterator SalesIter (...);
and add this to your SQLJ command line?
Dominic Lawson (guest) wrote:
: I get the following error message when trying to compile a SQLJ
: applet under Windows 95.
: I've previously managed to compile and run simple SQLJ programs
: successfully.
: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
: unexpected error occurred...
: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
: LDatabase;Lsqlj/runtime/profile/RTResultSet;)V
: at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredConstructors(Compiled Code)
: at
: sqlj.framework.JSClass$ClassWrapper.getDeclaredConstructors
: (Compiled Code)
: at
sqlj.framework.JSClass.getMaximallySpecificConstructors(Compiled
: Code)
: at sqlj.framework.JSClass.resolveConstructor
: (JSClass.java:1136)
: at sqlj.codegen.IteratorMetaData.getBaseIterator
: (IteratorMetaData.java:75)
: at sqlj.codegen.IteratorMetaData.<init>
: (IteratorMetaData.java:63)
: at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.addResultTypes(Compiled Code)
: at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.getExecStmt
: (ExecCodegen.java:336)
: at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.createExecStmt
: (ExecCodegen.java:128)
: at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.createGenerator
: (ExecCodegen.java:63)
: at sqlj.codegen.ExecCodegen.generate
: (ExecCodegen.java:560)
: at sqlj.codegen.BaseCodegen.generate(BaseCodegen.java:28)
: at sqlj.codegen.ParseletFactory$ParseletImpl.generate
: (ParseletFactory.java:115)
: at sqlj.syntax.SqljParselet.generate
: (SqljParselet.java:128)
: at
sqlj.javac.JavaParserSubTokenManager$PositionedParselet.generate
: (JavaParserSubTokenManager.java:171)
: at
sqlj.javac.JavaParserSubTokenManager$TokenManagerParselet.generat
: e(Compiled Code)
: at sqlj.javac.ASTCompilationUnit.generate(Compiled Code)
: at sqlj.translator.Translator.translate(Compiled Code)
: at sqlj.translator.Translator.translate
: (Translator.java:170)
: at sqlj.translator.Main.translate(Compiled Code)
: at sqlj.translator.Main.runTranslation(Main.java:92)
: at sqlj.translator.Main.runTranslation(Main.java:85)
: at sqlj.tools.Sqlj.statusMain(Compiled Code)
: at sqlj.tools.Sqlj.main(Sqlj.java:117)
: Database.sqlj: Error: Exception caught:
: Total 1 error.
: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
: The applet code is listed below
: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
: import java.applet.Applet;
: import java.awt.Graphics;
: import java.sql.*;
: import sqlj.runtime.*;
: import sqlj.runtime.ref.*;
: import sqlj.runtime.profile.*;
: import oracle.sqlj.runtime.*;
: #sql context MyContext;
: #sql iterator SalesIter( String ITEM_NAME, float COST );
: public class Database extends Applet {
: String buffer = new String ();
: public void init()
: { MyContext mctx = new MyContext
("jdbc:oracle:thin@ntastlab:1521:lab8","training","training",fals
: e);
: System.out.println ("Connected to the database");
: public void start()
: SalesIter siter = null;
: #sql siter = {SELECT ITEM_NAME, COST FROM SALES };
: while (siter.next())
: buffer = buffer + siter.ITEM_NAME() + siter.COST ();
: repaint ();
: siter.close ();
: public void stop()
: public void destroy()
: public void paint(Graphics g) {
: g.drawString(buffer, 50, 25);
: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
: Any ideas ??
null

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table.t7vertical3 {border:0px #bbbbbb solid;border-collapse:collapse;background:#ffffff;font-size:8pt;}
table.t7vertical3 tr {border-top:1px;}
table.t7vertical3 td.L{font-weight:bold;vertical-align:top;padding:2px;white-space:nowrap;width:30%;text-align:right;border:0px #bbbbbb solid;background:#999999;color:#ffffff;border:1px #bbbbbb solid;}
table.t7vertical3 td{padding:2px;border:1px #bbbbbb solid;text-align:left;}
Cheers,
Immanuel

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Hello Gurus
Pl suggest Translation problem , While conversion from English to Poland getting message
"Code page not found for Poland "
Code page 1401 exits in system
SAP version 4.6C
Best regards
Krish

Dear Vamsi,
Please check the below lonk may be it heps.
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null

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I'm using the SQLJ and the Java Dictionary for the persistence layer in an application running on the Web AS 6.40 (SP11). I'm also using NetWeaver Dev. Studio SP11.
I have one particular .sqlj file, which returns the following non specific error when I'm saving it:
"Save could not be completed.
Reason: Errors during build"
A click on the "Details" button reveals the following a little less non specific error:
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Hi all,
I'm getting the following error while
trying to translate using sqlj from
the prompt.
Error:Error in Sqlj Stub: path or file
name "java" not found.
what could be the problem ?Is it bcoz of installation problem ??Plz help me .

From what you can get from
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/index.html
, you have serveral options:
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The query has selection on the 0calmonth.
But in the result the I am getting unexpected results.
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Regards
S.R

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I have noticed something. I changed my query date selection to Calendar day - Keydate instead of calendar month.
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I think I have some problem with the currency translation variable.
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End of month
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Thank you
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S.R

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Dear Experts,
Facing a problem with the translations of the smart forms into the diff languages.
I have maintained the translations based upon the condition like below.
If Spras = 'E'. (English)
Text = 'Order'
else.
if spras = 'D'. (Germany )
Text = 'Bestellen'
if spras = 'N'. (Dutcj)
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The translations are working fine while with log in language as English ---Smart form original lang is also English......
But the problem arises with log in language as NL(Dutch)....i am just getting the forms output in english lang only...Can you please check the same.
Regards,
Kartheek.

hi,
chk out the following link,
How to maintain Smartforms in different languages?
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/pages/viewpage.action%3fpageid=31187
Assigning a transport request for the translations in Smart Forms
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/display/abap/assigning%252ba%252btransport%252brequest%252bfor%252bthe%252btranslations%252bin%252bsmart%252bforms
translating smartforms
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/display/emtech/translating%252bsmartforms
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