mvkraju
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javax.xml.namespace.NamespaceContext and javax.xml.XMLConstants not found when compiling JAXB generated classes
Hi,
I am trying to run JAXB application
When i am trying to compile, after i generate Java classes using JAXB
the compiler could not found the following classes
javax.xml.XMLConstants
javax.xml.namespace.Namesp
What jar file i suppose to put in my classpath?
Thanks
I am trying to run JAXB application
When i am trying to compile, after i generate Java classes using JAXB
the compiler could not found the following classes
javax.xml.XMLConstants
javax.xml.namespace.Namesp
What jar file i suppose to put in my classpath?
Thanks
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CEHJ
That comes with the web services development pack. Where are your jars for that - put them into your classpath
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yes i put them in the classpath.
I put the following jars in the class path tose are related to JAXB
jaxb-api.jar
jaxb-impl.jar
jaxb-libs.jar
jaxb-xjc.jar
am i missing anything else?
I put the following jars in the class path tose are related to JAXB
jaxb-api.jar
jaxb-impl.jar
jaxb-libs.jar
jaxb-xjc.jar
am i missing anything else?
>>am i missing anything else?
Well i don't know if you're missing anything, but since it's part of the wsdp, i would download that and make sure you've got all jars
Well i don't know if you're missing anything, but since it's part of the wsdp, i would download that and make sure you've got all jars
ASKER
Ofcourse as CEHJ said i also put
jax-1_1-fr-qname-class.jar
jax-1_1-fr-qname-class.jar
ASKER
i could see only those 4 jars under
jwsdp-1.3\jaxb\lib
jwsdp-1.3\jaxb\lib
I gave you a command to search jars before. Try it out on XMLConstants
ASKER
I tried last time also, i did not get any result
may be i might be doing dome thing wrong in executing the command
could you guide me step by step.
may be i might be doing dome thing wrong in executing the command
could you guide me step by step.
ASKER
o.k. i could run the command againest XMLConstants
like >>jar -tvf *.jar | find "XMLConstants"
there is no result
like >>jar -tvf *.jar | find "XMLConstants"
there is no result
ASKER
i checked XMLConstants against all the individual jar which i have, but there is no result
ASKER
I am increasing points guys. I need urgent help
>>
o.k. i could run the command againest XMLConstants
like >>jar -tvf *.jar | find "XMLConstants"
there is no result
>>
I don't know where you're quoting that command from - it's not from me, and won't work ;-) The one i gave you will
o.k. i could run the command againest XMLConstants
like >>jar -tvf *.jar | find "XMLConstants"
there is no result
>>
I don't know where you're quoting that command from - it's not from me, and won't work ;-) The one i gave you will
This is slightly better than the one i gave you though:
for %a in (*.jar) do @echo Looking in %a ... & @jar -tvf "%a" | @find /I "XMLConstants"
for %a in (*.jar) do @echo Looking in %a ... & @jar -tvf "%a" | @find /I "XMLConstants"
ASKER
I used ur command, XMLConstants is not there :(
So did you download the wsdp?
Look at the title bar of the browser when you open this page:
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.3/api/javax/xml/XMLConstants.html
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.3/api/javax/xml/XMLConstants.html
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CEHJ
You know what?
under jwsdp-1.3\jwsdp-shared\lib
we have to put them in the classpath, then we will not get any error.
Thanks for ur support.
You know what?
under jwsdp-1.3\jwsdp-shared\lib
we have to put them in the classpath, then we will not get any error.
Thanks for ur support.
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CEHJ i am awarding these points to you.
Eventhough i did not get satisfied answer from you.
Your comment did not say that i suppose to put all the libraries those are under jwsdp-shared directory.
Eventhough i did not get satisfied answer from you.
Your comment did not say that i suppose to put all the libraries those are under jwsdp-shared directory.
>>Your comment did not say that i suppose to put all the libraries those are under jwsdp-shared directory.
Obviously, all classes, and by extension all jars, that your application needs must be in the classpath. I'm not aware of where they are on your file system originally but the general point holds
Obviously, all classes, and by extension all jars, that your application needs must be in the classpath. I'm not aware of where they are on your file system originally but the general point holds
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