Hi all,

I'm using HATS Studio 5.1.2 with fixpack 6 on Windows 2000.

I'm trying to use a variable in my very simple macro. In the advanced  =

editor, I import my class and create a variable of this type. When I  =

finish, I can see the entries in my macro. So far so good. I'm not even =
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trying to use the variable.	=


The problem happens when I open a Host Terminal and try to run the macro=
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If the imported class is a standard Java type (such as java.util.Vector)=
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the macro runs fine. If the imported class type is a class that I create=
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it doesn't run. It blocks. It sounds like a CLASSPATH issue but I can't =
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figure out how to set it. Does anyone have a clue about what's going on?=


Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,

- Yagiz -

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Yagiz Erkan wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm using HATS Studio 5.1.2 with fixpack 6 on Windows 2000.
>
> I'm trying to use a variable in my very simple macro. In the advanced
> editor, I import my class and create a variable of this type. When I
> finish, I can see the entries in my macro. So far so good. I'm not even
> trying to use the variable.
>
> The problem happens when I open a Host Terminal and try to run the
> macro.  If the imported class is a standard Java type (such as
> java.util.Vector)  the macro runs fine. If the imported class type is a
> class that I created  it doesn't run. It blocks. It sounds like a
> CLASSPATH issue but I can't  figure out how to set it. Does anyone have
> a clue about what's going on?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> Thanks,
>
>  - Yagiz -
Just a guess, but did you set class loader policy to application. There
is a technote that says you have to do that to find SSL certificates and
custom component classes. I suspect the same is true for your own class
types.

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