Missing classes in application

[Former Member]

I am having a problem building a web app in java. I made sure that all the required .jar files are included, but I can't get it to log on to the CMS. When I run the verify on the project I get several missing class errors. they all seem to be related to "com.crystaldecisions.thirdparty.com.ooc.FSSL..." I am new to Java and don't really know what I am doing, but it seems to compile fine. I am building the app on my local client box and connecting to the CMS on the server. This shouldn't be a problem should it?

[dan_cuevas · Accepted solution]

Hi Bill,

Have you tried copying the JAR files from the following folders to your WAR file's WEB-INF\lib folder:

Program Files\Business Objects\common\3.5\java\lib

Program Files\Business Objects\common\3.5\java\lib\external

Regards,

Dan

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks a million. I recently deployed the BO XI monitoring add-on and could not run the CR probes. Your suggestion has solved my problem.

Thanks again!

[ted_ueda]

Ensure you have freessl201.jar file found in the external folder.

Sincerely,

Ted Ueda

[Former Member]

Hi Bill,

My name is Praveen Gawande BO dev support.

From the information youo provided that you are new to Java, make sure the directory structure of web application is correct

the directory structure of Java web application is as follows

Tocontain the other components a main application folder that will contain JSP pages and a folder called WEB-INF is needed. Inside the WEB-INF folder, there must be at minimum a file called web.xml and a folder called lib. A folder called classes may also be required for property files or for Java .class files being used in the application.

These are the necessary components for a Java web application server to recognize this as a J2EE compliant web application.

<Main folder>

jsp files

<WEB-INF>

<lib>

jar files

<lib>

<classes>

property file and .class files

<classes>

web.xml

<WEB-INF>

<Main folder>

Once you done with application,if you are using tomcat place it in webapps folder.

restart the tomcat.

run the application.

to start with viewing the report from BOserver you can take help of online samples provided by BO.

Please visit to below link

http://devlibrary.businessobjects.com

scroll to the bottom of page look for

Additional libraries

Select the appropriate product you are using ,click on the link

In Content pane on left side of page, select "BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK".>> Java developer guide>>Sample Code.

You can also take help of "Tutorials" present on Developer site.

Thanks,

Praveen.