Thanks Rahul. Another issue with RDC and WAS 6 test environment is the com.sun.faces.el.impl.ExpressionEvaluatorImpl class. It's included in the WebSphere runtime (in ws-jsf.jar), so it's there, but several of the tags reference a no-arg constructor and an evaluate method signature not present in WAS 6. ExpandTag.java is an example.
I have the mortgage app working under Tomcat, so your suggestion worked for me. I did have to download and add the xalan jars to the rdc-examples/WEB-INF/lib dir though, since the tomcat version I got (5.0.30b) didn't come with xalan, and some of the tags are using xslt. Two more questions :=). First, what are some ways I can test out the VUI? I know how to launch a .vxml file using the call simulator in RAD 6 Voice Toolkit, but I don't see any way to have it hit a url in a webapp. Are there other voice browsers you'd recommend for development? Second, I saw that RDC moved into beta recently. Would you consider the APIs to be stable/frozen and the impl production-ready, or is this still too early? Thanks again for your help, Stu >Stuart -- > >The XSLT URI related error you're seeing is a known issue with the WAS 6.0 >test environment in RAD 6.0. Its possible the WAS 6.0.1 codebase >containing the fix will be picked up in RAD 6.0.1, but I have limited >information. > >You have a number of options: >a) Deploy on a tomcat test environment within RAD 6.0 (if you need details >let me know, I can send you the recipe to deploy as well as build using a >tomcat test environment) >b) Deploy on standalone Tomcat (just amounts to dropping the examples war >in webapps -- if you don't have TC, I'll recommend getting TC 5.0.28) >c) Wait for 3 to 4 days (I'm going to commit a change to the >get-configuration tag early next week, which will probably circumvent the >WAS issue you point to). I will email this thread when that happens. > >Using Tomcat will also allow you to precompile the JSPs using the >(commented) jasper precompilation rules already available in the distro. > >About the NPE you're seeing, this is the initial URI for the mortgage >application (reusing your host and port information): > >http://localhost:9080/rdc-examples/mortgage-app/login.jsp > >The README files for the mortgage app (and the music store app) mention >the initial URIs and other information that might be useful. They are >available in the distros and here as well [long URIs warning, might get >fragmented]: > >http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-taglibs-sandbox/rdc/examples/web/mortgage-app/README?view=markup > >http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-taglibs-sandbox/rdc/examples/web/musicstore-app/README?view=markup > >Please let me know if you have other questions. > >-Rahul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
