lue how to refactor a jar file.
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> Any help or ideas anyone?
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> Many thanks in advance,
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> Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Refactored iText
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>> you don't, you refactor the code. d/l the source, pop it into your
Paul Hastings wrote:
> Mike Sargent wrote:
>> I'm trying to use the latest iText along side BlueDragon server, which
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> why? what are you trying to do? if you don't care about using cfdocument,
> just
> replace the jar that comes w/BD.
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>> Not being a java programmer, I have no clue how to r
Mike Sargent wrote:
> I'm trying to use the latest iText along side BlueDragon server, which
why? what are you trying to do? if you don't care about using cfdocument, just
replace the jar that comes w/BD.
> Not being a java programmer, I have no clue how to refactor a jar file.
you don't, you
Pls excuse my noobness. I have spent two weeks trying everything I could find
before resorting to this.
I'm trying to use the latest iText along side BlueDragon server, which uses an
older iText version for it's cfdocument tag. To do this with ColdFusion, one
uses javaloader - problem solved. B
