Continuing my monolog, i've compiled wonder frameworks with maven rather smoothly : mvn clean install -P wo53 -Dwoversion=5.3.3 ... and it works at runtime.
Henrique, could you please check how the repository version is compiled ? I guess you have to launch the compilation two times : one with wo53 profile, one with wo54 profile... Thanks 2010/5/10 Alexis Tual <[email protected]> > Hi list, > > i'm facing a similar problem, this time on a project using wo 5.3.3 with > maven and latest fake release of wonder > (5.0.0-r10779<http://wo-repository.moleque.com.br/nexus/content/groups/public/wonder/core/ERExtensions/5.0.0-r10779/> > ) > At runtime on an Ajax response, i get the following exception : > > [2010-05-10 18:30:19 CEST] <WorkerThread14> java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: > er.ajax.AjaxResponse.setHeaders(Ljava/util/Map;)V > at er.ajax.AjaxUtils.createResponse(AjaxUtils.java:76) > at > er.ajax.AjaxDynamicElement.invokeAction(AjaxDynamicElement.java:85) > > I guess this wonder release was compiled against wo 5.4.3 even the wo53 > classifier jar. > Anybody having this issue ? > I'll try to compile wonder with maven and see if i can make it work. > > Thanks > > Alex > > 2009/9/30 Alexis Tual <[email protected]> > > Problem solved, i upgraded to version 5.0.0-r9933 (22 sept. 2009) and it >> seems to work now... i guess version 5.0.0-9638 was bogus. >> >> Alex >> >> Le 29 sept. 09 à 18:07, Alexis Tual a écrit : >> >> >> Hi list, >>> i'm using wonder 5.0.0-9638 (5.4 classifier, yes i'm mavenized), >>> webobjects 5.4.3 and get the following error when clicking an >>> AjaxSubmitButton : >>> >>> java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: >>> er.ajax.AjaxResponse.setHeaders(Lcom/webobjects/foundation/NSDictionary;)V >>> at er.ajax.AjaxUtils.createResponse(AjaxUtils.java:71) >>> at >>> er.ajax.AjaxSubmitButton.handleRequest(AjaxSubmitButton.java:320) >>> at >>> er.ajax.AjaxSubmitButton.invokeAction(AjaxSubmitButton.java:309) >>> ... >>> The strange thing is at compile time (and decompile time i must say) i >>> can do this kind of thing without problems it doesn't even fail at runtime : >>> AjaxResponse ajaxResp = AjaxUtils.createResponse(request, context); >>> WOResponse response = new WOResponse(); >>> ajaxResp.setHeaders(response.headers()); >>> >>> Indeed AjaxResponse.class.getMethods() give me somewhere this method >>> public void com.webobjects.appserver.WOMessage.setHeaders(java.util.Map) >>> >>> I've seen the NSDictionary class is "patched" by wonder but both this one >>> and the "standard" wo NSDictionary class implements Map so... i'm a bit >>> lost. >>> >>> Any ideas ? >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> Alex >>> >> >> >
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