>> Ok I tried to put that at the end of my /home/MyUserName/.bashrc
>
> Well you can't put it all the way at the end. I put mine right after my
> HISTSIZEFILE line.
OK, I did.
> Also to be save you need the full JDK. I'm not sure what
> /usr/lib/jbm/java-6-sun/bin is pointing to, but if that's just a JRE, you
> might run into issues. I always download the full JDK and untar it myself to
> be sure I'm not relying on whatever Ubuntu happens to deliver to me via
> apt-get.
It's the JDK 6
>> Of course, nothing changed.
>
> Did you log out completely and log back in? I don't just mean closing your
> terminal.
Yes yes, I did :)
I restarted (I mean LOGGED OUT), I didn't wrote it but all was the
same (not working) EXCEPT I got the echo $CLASSPATH giving me
:/home/administrateur/workspace/CanalBlog/axis2/bin
>> How can I confirm where the CLASSPATH is set?
>> I tried echo $CLASSPATH and got nothing at all
>
> Then it's not getting set or you didn't log out and log back in.
>
>>
>> Moreover, when I run "tomcat start", it runs "startup.sh" which on its
>> turn runs "catalina.sh" and there I found these lines :
>
> You're kind of answering your own question--Tomcat has its own settings.
>
> Are you trying to run the google tests *from a terminal* or *from something
> running in Tomcat*? It seems we're talking about two separate issues here.
Nope.
Not from a terminal.
Mainly I'm trying to make it work through OpenBD, soapUI.
I went many other ways.
I tried Java : got stuck trying to import the libraries. Many errors
in Eclipse. Saying nothing's right, tried to sort it out and got over
confused.
I tried PHP : Last version of PHP is not compatible with the SOAP
toolkit Google recommended, and I don't want to mess with all the
settings of the computer here :/
I tried Python : Didn't manage to import and access the SOAP toolkit library.
I tried XML directly : I got an error, but that was done quickly when
I thought I had many other options. Now I'm gonna try it again.
(Note that I am a perfect newbie in all the techs I mentionned)
> If you're running wsdl2java directly from a terminal, then your .bashrc
> settings will apply to anything you run *as that user*. If you're talking
> about having to add things to the classpath *for Tomcat*, that's completely
> different and would *not* be affected by any changes you make to .bashrc.
OK, so when I run the wsdl2java command line I need to have my baschrc
file changed.
This is what google requires in the use of JAVA to access their wsdl.
As OpenBD runs through JAVA, should I do it too ?
And when I use tomcat, I must do it in my tomcat starting file is that it ?
I added the
CLASSPATH=${CLASSPATH}:/home/administrateur/workspace/CanalBlog/axis2/bin:.
export CLASSPATH
in my tomcat starting file.
Nothing's changed
And still and again.... thank you for helping me :)
Michaël
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