Jonathan Melhuish wrote:
Mabanza, N wrote:
Hi Vadim,
Thanks for writng back to me.
Hard time in a sense that I have installed all the jar files in the classpath..
but still not working. I want to run my application and server in the same
virtual machine. I am getting error message when running it..
Like if I try to run CreateCollection.java example, this is the error message I
am getting
CreateCollection.java:22: package org.apache.xindice.xml.dom does not exist
import org.apache.xindice.xml.dom.DOMParser;
You could try unpacking all of the JAR files that you have put in the
classpath, and seeing whether such a file does exist. I used the "jar"
utility on Linux to do this, but I'm sure there's a Windows equivalent
(maybe WinZip, even?).
If you can't find a file called "DOMParser", then you'll have to try to
work out which JAR file you are missing. If it does exist, you
obviously have a problem with your classpath.
...and I suppose before anyone goes off on any wild goose chase
looking for DOMParser, the Java classpath should (and does) provide
adequate indication of where the file is found: in the xindice.jar
file. Something in your installation is screwy, such that your
classpath (providing xindice.jar) is not correct. I'm not in a
position time-wise right now to debug this further. You might try
printing your classpath to sysout to see what it contains.
Murray
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