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Canoot import : import org.apache.fop.*; Why ?
Canoot import : import org.apache.fop.*; Why ?
are you sure you have that jar downloaded in within this directory structure
web-inf/lib/JAR FILES
Ghost
web-inf/lib/JAR FILES
Ghost
make sure the files that you have are .class files..
import requires that you specifiy where the .class files are..
I tried to find somewhere to download the files and I was unsuccessful but I did notice that all the files are .java files these must be complied before imported.
also a reason why the server imports this is org.apache.fop.apps because the apps floder contains .class files whereas the
org.apache.fop does not.
Cheers,
Ghost
import requires that you specifiy where the .class files are..
I tried to find somewhere to download the files and I was unsuccessful but I did notice that all the files are .java files these must be complied before imported.
also a reason why the server imports this is org.apache.fop.apps because the apps floder contains .class files whereas the
org.apache.fop does not.
Cheers,
Ghost
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I have copied the whole content of WEB-INF and tried to use "org.apache.fop.apps" from one server to another but ....nothing
What are these jars that are a part of org.apache.fop.apps ? Which directory of WEB-INF they are in ?
/opt/myapp/tomcat/webapps/ WEB-INF or in individual one /opt/myapp/tomcat/webapps/ someapp/WE B-INF ?
What are these jars that are a part of org.apache.fop.apps ? Which directory of WEB-INF they are in ?
/opt/myapp/tomcat/webapps/
I just searched the web
http://www.unixsoft.org/apache/xml/fop/
I found this...I'm not sure it's the right one..
but if you want to do some imports make sure you have the fies that you want to import.
and you need the .class files of the .java classes that you want to import :)
hope that helps you out,
Ghost
http://www.unixsoft.org/apache/xml/fop/
I found this...I'm not sure it's the right one..
but if you want to do some imports make sure you have the fies that you want to import.
and you need the .class files of the .java classes that you want to import :)
hope that helps you out,
Ghost
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