Okay, from what I've read thus far, deploying a jar file is so easy that even a
monkey could do it. As I understand it, if I drop the jar file into the /lib
directory and then restart CF 8, it will magically be available to me. Only, I
must be missing something because this hasn't been the case. Here are the
details:
I am working on a project that requires the use of java proxies. I am in the
process of setting up my local environment using CF8 developer edition,
standalone. I drop the jar file (Wdqc00sm.jar) into the /lib directory and
restart. I then attempt to execute a template with two lines in it:
<cfset objSecurity =
createobject("Java","Wdqc00sm.Abean.Wdqc00s1SecurityAuthorization").Init()>
<cfdump var="#objSecurity#">
and promptly get the error:
Object Instantiation Exception.
An exception occurred when instantiating a Java object. The class must not be
an interface or an abstract class. Error: com/ca/gen75/jprt/ProxyException.
Now, if I take the exact same template and execute it on the remote dev server
where CF8 is running J2EE style on Linux (which I can't develop on due to other
issues), with the same jar file deployed there, the object is created and
dumps just fine.
SO, can anybody tell me what I have to do to successfully install/deploy this
jar file locally?
Any input is MUCH appreciated. :)
Doug
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