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I do have all the jars in the build path.This happens only when i am trying
to do it using a servlet,
You'll have to deploy all the jars so that the servlet container
can find them. Usually this means putting them into WEB-INF/lib.
J.Pietschmann
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And now you're probably missing fop.jar in your classpath. Please check
that you've got all necessary JAR files for FOP in your classpath:
fop.jar, avalon-framework.jar, batik.jar, an XML parser and an XSLT
engine and optionally: jimi.jar, ja
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And now you're probably missing fop.jar in your classpath. Please check
that you've got all necessary JAR files for FOP in your classpath:
fop.jar, avalon-framework.jar, batik.jar, an XML parser and an XSLT
engine and optionally: jimi.jar, ja
And now you're probably missing fop.jar in your classpath. Please check
that you've got all necessary JAR files for FOP in your classpath:
fop.jar, avalon-framework.jar, batik.jar, an XML parser and an XSLT
engine and optionally: jimi.jar, jai.jar etc.
If you have an exception like that you can fi
Hai,
I have a problem , withthe driver , whenever I create a driver
Driver driver = new Driver();
I get the Following exception:
com.ibm.servlet.engine.webapp.UncaughtServletException: Server caught
unhandled exception from servlet [report]: org/apache/fop/apps/Driver
at
com.ibm.servlet.en
That's probably the avalon-framework.jar not in your class path. It's in
FOP's lib directory.
On 19.03.2003 22:03:36 vikram.x.kondadasula wrote:
> org/apache/avalon/framework/logger/Logger
Jeremias Maerki
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