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Missing NSBundle Class in wojavaclient.jar, Howto consume a web service from a java client application
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Missing NSBundle Class in wojavaclient.jar, Howto consume a web service from a java client application


  • Subject: Missing NSBundle Class in wojavaclient.jar, Howto consume a web service from a java client application
  • From: Sergio Sánchez Maffet <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2006 23:35:26 +0200

Hi,

I have encountered a problem and does not know a simple way to solve the issue, although the solution is very clear.

I need to access a web service from a WO Java Client application, from the client, not from the server. Therefore you will need to add in addition to the wojavaclient.jar the JavaWebServiceSupport.framework and the JavaWebServiceClient.framework to the class path of the client application. Unfortunately, there is no NSBundle class in the wojavaclient.jars com.webobjects.foundation package. The NSBundle class is needed by the JavaWebServiceSupport.framework.

One solution would be not to use the wojavaclient.jar and make class path references to all needed packages, but then you will also need the com.webobjects.eoapplication.client package which is only available in the wojavaclient.jar! I dont know where to find it else?

Another solution would be to repack all the jars in a new jar including com.webobjects.eoapplication.client and the com.webobjects.foundation from the real framework (the one that includes NSBundle, remember wojavaclient.jars com.webobjects.foundation does not include NSBundle) and to slice out the com.webobjects.eoapplication.client classes from the wojavaclient.jar. That seems to be the last possibility. But it is quit ugly solution, I guess that I will need to sign everything...

Does any one have a better solution? Have I missed something?

I would really appreciate any help,
--
Sergio


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