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Re: [orbit-dev] problems when using javax.wsdl_1.5.1 in orbit
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I've been told embedded jars should
work, and infact if I import that bundle into my development environment,
it does work.
But, admit, it doesn't seem to work
if it is simply in the PDE target. Is that how you are using it?
I'm not sure, exactly, how we in WTP
get by with using it (we actually use the javax.wsdl15 version, which should
be the same),
but I think we use it more in a server
environment, so maybe that makes the difference?
Our long term plan is to make all these
more full-fledged jarred plugins, but that would have impacted WTP code
in the 3.3 timeframe, so we didn't do it right away.
Perhaps a PDE expert listening on this
list can say if embedded jars are indeed supposed to work (as I've heard)
and/or if there's
limitations, or something wrong with
this particular bundle.
Thanks,
"Huang, Qiong Feng
\(Jonathan\)" <Jonathan.Huang@xxxxxxxx>
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09/03/2007 06:50 AM
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| [orbit-dev] problems when using javax.wsdl_1.5.1
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Hi all,
I add the jar "javax.wsdl_1.5.1v200706111418.jar",
whose bundle symbolic name is "javax.wsdl", to my plug-in's dependencies.
But the packages and classes in this jar cannot be resolved in Eclipse
(version 3.3) environments. So I cannot import any package or class of
javax.wsdl to my code.
And I found there
is an embedded jar called "wsdl4j-1.5.1.jar" located in lib/
directory of this host jar file ("javax.wsdl_1.5.1v200706111418.jar").
I think the problem is that PDE cannot resolve embedded jar.
Then, how to use
this kind of plug-ins in orbit as dependencies in my project?
Thanks a lot,
Regards,
Jonathan Huang
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