Candace, On 1/24/06, Candace Holman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I've been happily using Inline::Java since 2002, but we've run far > behind in our version. We recently upgraded to java runtime > environment 1.5.0_06 and it's causing run time problems with the 0.44 > Inline::Java, namely: > > Report version mismatch (class RequestDirectoryListing java.lang.Object > != V2). Delete your '_Inline' and try again. at LDAPQuery.pl line 0 > INIT failed--call queue aborted.
If you look somewhere under the proper _Inline directory, you should find one or more .jdat files. At some point in the past, I introduced a version number on the first line of the file to allow the format to change and preserve compatibility, i.e.: V2 class t15 org.perl.inline.java.InlineJavaPerlCaller constructor () method instance t15 add(int, int) ... It seems that in your case an old .jdat file still exists somewhere that doesn't have a version line, thereby confusing the validating system. Basically what you need to do is locate this file and delete it. The next build will recreate the .jdat file and all should be good. Note: This problem would have been caused by an upgrade of Inline::Java, not by and upgrade of Java. The check for the version in the .jdat file appeared in Inline::Java 0.49. It did not exist in 0.44. Looks like your a trying to read a 0.44 jdat file using version 0.49 or above... > > Deleting the _Inline didn't make this error go away. Actually I renamed > it so there are still copies of old, working builds in there. Assuming > I can't get this to work today, is there any way to revert to the old > build or is it gone forever? The problem only cropped up when I made a > change, which I later reverted, so it would work okay to revert to an > old build.... That's very strange. Make sure you are not using 2 different versions of Inline::Java (one when you build and a different one when you run maybe?). Patrick > > with thanks, > Candace > > > -- ===================== Patrick LeBoutillier Laval, Québec, Canada
