[google-appengine] Re: Beehive/Weblogic jar file not available

2015-08-25 Thread Ken Bowen
Nick - Followup:  Based on advice from the DWR community, I solved the 
problem this way:
Opened the dwr.2.0.10.jar, and performed:
a) Opened org/directwebremoting/dwr.xml and removed
   creator id=pageflow 
class=org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator”/
b) Removed org/directwebremoting/beehive/PageFlowCreator.class
Closed the jar.  Everything works as it should after re-deployment.
It remains a mystery as to why this error didn't appear prior to July.  
Thanks,
Ken

On Saturday, August 1, 2015 at 1:12:59 PM UTC-6, Ken Bowen wrote:

 I've been using DWR 2.0.(6..10) (Direct Web Remoting) with two Appengine 
 java projects for a number of years, with no problems.  About 2015-07-18, 
 when production Appengine switched from using SDK 1.9.23 to SDK 1.9.24,  I 
 began getting the following exception each time one of my projects starts:

 org.directwebremoting.util.CommonsLoggingOutput error: Failed to load 
 'pageflow' (org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator)
 java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
 at 
 com.google.appengine.runtime.Request.process-eaa0bc63bfae4257(Request.java)
 at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
 ..
 Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Beehive/Weblogic jar file not 
 available.
 at 
 org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator.init(PageFlowCreator.java:58)
 .

 Neither of my projects had any code changes around that time.  Was the 
 Beehive/Weblogic jar available in GAE before SDK 1.9.24?  Can anyone give 
 me any pointers about this?
 Thanks in advance,
 Ken Bowen


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Re: [google-appengine] Re: Beehive/Weblogic jar file not available

2015-08-04 Thread 'Nick Payne' via Google App Engine
Hey Ken,

That sounds good. Please let us all know in this thread whatever you manage
to hear from them. Perhaps there was some kind of dynamic remote jar
loading happening and the routine/location has since changed?

I actually just learned of DWR based on your comment and have been looking
into it. It seems like a great technology. As said, this seems mysterious
to all involved. Perhaps their comment can shed some light.

Best wishes,

Nick

On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 4:16 PM, Ken Bowen k...@form-runner.com wrote:

 Hi Nick,

 That's what's strange.   I've been using dwr_2.0.6/7 for a number of
 years, and there's never been any *bee*.jar or *weblogic*.jar in my lib
 dir. To my memory, there were no other dependencies downloaded with dwr.
  Yet prior to  2015-07-18,  I've never seen this exception, and the dwr jar
 in my projects didn't change then.  In fact, my jar list didn't change at
 all before or immediately after  2015-07-18. (Later I checked moving up to
 dwr_2.0.10, but that still produces this exception).  That's why I wondered
 whether the Beehive/Weblogic jar could have been supplied by GAE earlier.
 It all seems very odd.  I'm going to contact the DWR guys and see what they
 say.
 Thanks,
 Ken


 On Monday, August 3, 2015 at 1:32:45 PM UTC-6, Nick (Cloud Platform
 Support) wrote:

 Hi Ken,

 It sounds as though this is a specific third-party technology unrelated
 to Google, and I can't find it documented anywhere that this would be
 available on the platform. It sounds as though your app itself would have
 had to bundle this dependency when it was uploaded. Do you still have
 access to the project source? Is the Beehive/Weblogic jar included in
 your project's lib/ folder?

 Regards,

 Nick

 On Saturday, August 1, 2015 at 3:12:59 PM UTC-4, Ken Bowen wrote:

 I've been using DWR 2.0.(6..10) (Direct Web Remoting) with two Appengine
 java projects for a number of years, with no problems.  About 2015-07-18,
 when production Appengine switched from using SDK 1.9.23 to SDK 1.9.24,  I
 began getting the following exception each time one of my projects starts:

 org.directwebremoting.util.CommonsLoggingOutput error: Failed to load
 'pageflow' (org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator)
 java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
 at
 com.google.appengine.runtime.Request.process-eaa0bc63bfae4257(Request.java)
 at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
 ..
 Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Beehive/Weblogic jar file
 not available.
 at
 org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator.init(PageFlowCreator.java:58)
 .

 Neither of my projects had any code changes around that time.  Was the
 Beehive/Weblogic jar available in GAE before SDK 1.9.24?  Can anyone give
 me any pointers about this?
 Thanks in advance,
 Ken Bowen

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[google-appengine] Re: Beehive/Weblogic jar file not available

2015-08-03 Thread Ken Bowen
Hi Nick,

That's what's strange.   I've been using dwr_2.0.6/7 for a number of years, 
and there's never been any *bee*.jar or *weblogic*.jar in my lib dir. To my 
memory, there were no other dependencies downloaded with dwr.Yet prior 
to  2015-07-18,  I've never seen this exception, and the dwr jar in my 
projects didn't change then.  In fact, my jar list didn't change at all 
before or immediately after  2015-07-18. (Later I checked moving up to 
dwr_2.0.10, but that still produces this exception).  That's why I wondered 
whether the Beehive/Weblogic jar could have been supplied by GAE earlier.   
It all seems very odd.  I'm going to contact the DWR guys and see what they 
say.
Thanks,
Ken

On Monday, August 3, 2015 at 1:32:45 PM UTC-6, Nick (Cloud Platform 
Support) wrote:

 Hi Ken,

 It sounds as though this is a specific third-party technology unrelated to 
 Google, and I can't find it documented anywhere that this would be 
 available on the platform. It sounds as though your app itself would have 
 had to bundle this dependency when it was uploaded. Do you still have 
 access to the project source? Is the Beehive/Weblogic jar included in 
 your project's lib/ folder? 

 Regards,

 Nick

 On Saturday, August 1, 2015 at 3:12:59 PM UTC-4, Ken Bowen wrote:

 I've been using DWR 2.0.(6..10) (Direct Web Remoting) with two Appengine 
 java projects for a number of years, with no problems.  About 2015-07-18, 
 when production Appengine switched from using SDK 1.9.23 to SDK 1.9.24,  I 
 began getting the following exception each time one of my projects starts:

 org.directwebremoting.util.CommonsLoggingOutput error: Failed to load 
 'pageflow' (org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator)
 java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
 at 
 com.google.appengine.runtime.Request.process-eaa0bc63bfae4257(Request.java)
 at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
 ..
 Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Beehive/Weblogic jar file 
 not available.
 at 
 org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator.init(PageFlowCreator.java:58)
 .

 Neither of my projects had any code changes around that time.  Was the 
 Beehive/Weblogic jar available in GAE before SDK 1.9.24?  Can anyone give 
 me any pointers about this?
 Thanks in advance,
 Ken Bowen



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[google-appengine] Re: Beehive/Weblogic jar file not available

2015-08-03 Thread Nick (Cloud Platform Support)
Hi Ken,

It sounds as though this is a specific third-party technology unrelated to 
Google, and I can't find it documented anywhere that this would be 
available on the platform. It sounds as though your app itself would have 
had to bundle this dependency when it was uploaded. Do you still have 
access to the project source? Is the Beehive/Weblogic jar included in 
your project's lib/ folder? 

Regards,

Nick

On Saturday, August 1, 2015 at 3:12:59 PM UTC-4, Ken Bowen wrote:

 I've been using DWR 2.0.(6..10) (Direct Web Remoting) with two Appengine 
 java projects for a number of years, with no problems.  About 2015-07-18, 
 when production Appengine switched from using SDK 1.9.23 to SDK 1.9.24,  I 
 began getting the following exception each time one of my projects starts:

 org.directwebremoting.util.CommonsLoggingOutput error: Failed to load 
 'pageflow' (org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator)
 java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
 at 
 com.google.appengine.runtime.Request.process-eaa0bc63bfae4257(Request.java)
 at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
 ..
 Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Beehive/Weblogic jar file not 
 available.
 at 
 org.directwebremoting.beehive.PageFlowCreator.init(PageFlowCreator.java:58)
 .

 Neither of my projects had any code changes around that time.  Was the 
 Beehive/Weblogic jar available in GAE before SDK 1.9.24?  Can anyone give 
 me any pointers about this?
 Thanks in advance,
 Ken Bowen


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