I'm checking the installer now to see if I fangled the lib path somehow. I'll post if I find anything useful.
Warm regards, Jordan Michaels Vivio Technologies http://www.viviotech.net/ Open BlueDragon Steering Committee Adobe Solution Provider Peter J. Farrell wrote: > Hi Guys, > > I took a peek at the codebase. There are no hardcoded values for > webservices. I do have a clue what is going on. The class that is > throwing that exception is: > > com.naryx.tagfusion.cfm.xml.we.dynws.WSDL2java > > It looks for the "webservices.jar" in either the "java.class.path" or > "sun.boot.class.path" system properties (line 195). If webservices.jar > in neither of those paths, then it tries "libDir" + webservices.jar. > The libDir is the result computed by > com.nary.io.FileUtils.getRealpath("/"); (this is in cfWebServices.java). > > As a workaround, I bet if you put webservices.jar in the path specificed > in java.class.path or "sun.boot.class.path" I bet WS would for you. > > I agree with Jordan. Something is foobar around here. > > HTH, > .Peter > > Jordan Michaels said the following on 11/25/2009 05:30 PM: >> Hi Alan, >> >> I think the key issue here is this error: >> >> /opt/openbd/tomcat/webapps/host-manager/WEB-INF/lib/webservices.jar does >> not exist and is needed to compile web service type. >> >> ... and is most likely caused by either something that's been >> accidentally hard-coded in the openbd source, or a problem with a config >> somewhere. This theory can be tested by trying your code using the "war" >> deployment method (which is usually what I resort to doing when I find >> something that looks like this). >> >> - Uninstall the current instance of OpenBD >> - Install a plane-jane Tomcat Instance (sudo apt-get install tomcat - >> should do it) >> - Then dropping the openbd.war into the webapps directory. >> >> From there, test your webservice in the "openbd" directory. If it >> works, then the hypothesis is confirmed and we need to look over the >> default configs and/or through the openbd source. >> >> I wish I had better news for you about this, but at least you can rest >> assured that the issue is almost certainly not your own. >> >> If you do not have time to test this, I will get to it as my own time >> allows. >> >> Warm regards, >> Jordan Michaels >> Vivio Technologies >> http://www.viviotech.net/ >> Open BlueDragon Steering Committee >> Adobe Solution Provider >> >> >> Alan Holden wrote: >> >>> This is quite off-putting... >>> >>> I've copied this dang "tools.jar" file to every dang "/lib" directory on >>> the server now, and still it wants to invoke webservices.jar on a >>> nonexistent directory. >>> >>> All I did was download Jordan's installer and run it like he said. I >>> checked every variable against my file system and entered them all >>> carefully. This is a fresh Ubuntu 8.04 system. Wasn't this supposed to >>> be a turnkey process? Where did I go astray? >>> >>> Alan K. Holden >>> >>> Alan Holden wrote: >>> >>>> The thread that would not die! >>>> >>>> OK, so I've been trying a new installation on Ubuntu 8.04.3 using >>>> Jordan's OpenBD Installer (which version? well, most recently 1.2pl1 - >>>> although I've tried installing and uninstalling the others too, honestly >>>> I've lost track). I copy some web services code from my working openbd >>>> machine install over to this one and I get the dreaded error >>>> "java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: sun/tools/javac/Main" when trying to >>>> call a cfc - either locally or from the working machine. >>>> >>>> I've tried the oft-blogged fix, in which I copy the tools.jar from >>>> /opt/openbd/jdk/lib over to /opt/openbd/lib. (I've even tried the >>>> tools.jar that's way down in /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.16/lib) But >>>> when I restart openbd, the error changes to: >>>> *General Runtime Error >>>> Type Application >>>> Detail Unrecognized error code: Failed to compile web service >>>> generated client classes for http://[myfile].cfc?wsdl. The compiler >>>> error messages follow: >>>> /opt/openbd/tomcat/webapps/host-manager/WEB-INF/lib/webservices.jar does >>>> not exist and is needed to compile web service type. >>>> * >>>> But there's no path like this in Jordan's installation. That particular >>>> WEB-INF directory contains a web.xml file and nothing else. The >>>> webservices.jar file is over in /opt/openbd/lib with everything else. I >>>> can try to create my own /lib file there and slowly copy over each jar >>>> that each subsequent error complains about not being there (saaj.jar, >>>> webservices.jar, wsdl4j.jar, etc) and eventually arrive at an error >>>> which informs me that "sun/tools/javac/Main is deprecated". >>>> >>>> This is web service code that already works on another version of openbd >>>> that I installed on tomcat myself (Ubuntu 8.04.1). Everything's 777. The >>>> catalina.out log looks like this: >>>> >>>> INFO: Server startup in 15590 ms >>>> Nov 24, 2009 9:50:19 PM org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase >>>> processCookieHeaders >>>> WARNING: Cookie rejected: "$Version=0; >>>> JSESSIONID=E5C73248478F518DB478A08D04B2154C; $Path=/openbd". Illegal path >>>> attribute "/openbd". Path of origin: "/feed/utility.cfc" >>>> >>>> Is this a bug, or PEBKAC on my part? >>>> >>>> Alan K. 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