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Intalling Portal ToolKit 5.0.2.3 Problems!
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I cannot install it! I tryied to execute was_setup_image D: and does not work fine. After that, I put on my C:/XTEMP all disk files from the CD disk1 and after I execute one more time was_setup_image C:/XTEMP and it doesn't create anything and then sho
ws the message "Set CD #2 on the drive" but when I put the CD disk 2 not works fine because shows all times the same message "Set CD #2 on
the drive" Any Idea?
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| > I cannot install it! I tryied to execute
> ute was_setup_image D: and does not work fine. After
> that, I put on my C:/XTEMP all disk files from the CD
> disk1 and after I execute one more time
> was_setup_image C:/XTEMP and it doesn't create
> anything and then shows the message "Set CD #2 on the
> drive" but when I put the CD disk 2 not works fine
> because shows all times the same message "Set CD #2
> on
> the drive" Any Idea?
What CDs are you using? The batch file is looking for the WebSphere test environment CDs from the set of WebSphere Studio CDs.
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Mark M
IBM Virtual Innovation Center
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| > > I cannot install it! I tryied to execute
> After
> CD
> the
> #2
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> What CDs are you using? The batch file is looking for
> the WebSphere test environment CDs from the set of
> WebSphere Studio CDs.
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> Mark M
> IBM Virtual Innovation Center
I'm using WSAD CD's, I didn't know that there are WebSphere test environment CDs. But thanks for all, I'll try to find!
Mark, sorry but, I can see that you are experienced IBM Developer, can you help from another question? I'd like to ask you from an error that I have developing Portlet that access to webService. Can you help me?
I've created a Portlet Project with WSAD 5.1.2, and in the same project I've imported a wsdl file and then I've generated Web Service proxy client classes, but when I install the portlet on Portal Server 5.0 and I try to create the proxy class I get thi
s error:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Name comp/env/service not found in context "java:".
when generated proxy class tries to execute that:
org.tempuri.ProcesoSeleccion ProcesoSeleccionService = ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/service/ProcesoSeleccion");
ctx is a javax.naming.InitialContext object.
ProcesoSeleccionServiceis a javax.xml.rpc.Service object, and service/ProcesoSeleccion is a path that is defined in the xml config files that WSAD generates to create a Web Service Client.
NOTE: If I create a Web Service Project doing the same, importing wsdl and generate client proxy classes, that works fine! but in Portlet not! Why?
I think that Portlets does not use the same Context to define variables or prooperties to access to remote Web Service or remote resources. What Can I do?? Please Help!
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