NOT true, as the fields in a GenericValue can fetched by a Map. -----邮件原件----- 发件人: horst leitenmueller [mailto:[email protected]] 发送时间: 2018年10月24日 16:49 收件人: [email protected] 主题: Re: Question on RMI in current version 17.12
SOLVED: my own reply to the Question !!! NOT POSSIBLE !!! to use RMI inside of an JEE Application Server like Wildfly Why? its easy the dependency Tree of the classes (especially GenericValue ) is needing ALL classes (including Services / DAO etc..) of the ofbiz server side… => you can’t create a small thin client with only containing the RMI part and the transport objects… Only a ofbiz.jar to ofbiz.jar is possible (or java clients wrapping all the ofbiz.jar but I would not do that)…. Br On 2018/10/23 08:08:38, horst leitenmueller <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi,> > > I have a question on accessing the Backend of Ofbiz via RMI there have been a > example client which was integrated in a single jar of ofbiz> > > But I want to integrate it in an application server (at the moment I get an > exception of missing file java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: > org/apache/juli/logging/LogFactory)> > > It seems that something is trying to do more than I want that it does…> > > Question 1: Is there / was there a thin client jar file to access it from the > outside ?> > Question 2: IF Question 1 is not true how can I extract it on the current > project structure ? The classes are splittet over all framework parts and I’m > not a gradle specialist to get this flying…> > > Perhaps somebody can help or explain me.. (btw maven not a problem same with > ant) > > > Br horst> > > > > >
