Java import statement

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I am trying to edit an existing Java agent. The server is 6.5 and so are other people’s clients. I have upgraded to 7.0.1.

When I try to recompile the agent with no actual changes I get JavaAgent.java:6: package com.lotus.xml does not exist.

When the other developer with the 6.5 designer client doeas the same thing it compiles properly.

Heres the import part of the agent:

import lotus.domino.*;

import java.net.*;

import java.io.*;

import java.util.*;

import com.lotus.xsl.*;

import com.lotus.xml.*;

import com.lotus.xml.xml4j2dom.*;

public class JavaAgent extends AgentBase {

public void NotesMain() {

Has there been a problem with my install of Notes 7 which is causing this problem? Do I need to add anything into path or classpath variables?

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Subject: Java import statement

I discovered that my install didn’t have two jars (LotusXSL.jar and XML4j.jar) that were in the right hand pane (Current Agent Files) of the Edit Project settings. So I copied them from another PC and then tried again. But still no good.

When I click Refresh All in the Current Agent Files the paths go red, making it look like an error that the files couldn’t be found. But I can delete them and add them again from the left hand pane (Available java Files). And whenh i click refresh they once again go red.

Anyone able to help me understand how this is supposed to work?

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Subject: RE: Java import statement

The JDK was upgraded from 1.3 to 1.4.2 from Notes 6.5 to Notes 7 so this might be why since XML handling was added as a part of the JDK (JAXP). You should probably use JAXP to do your XML processing now.

/Mikkel Heisterberg

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Subject: RE: Java import statement

The problem seems to have been that Notes 7 says com.lotus.xml does not exist. But it works fine if I comment out that line cause it finds the next one okay (import com.lotus.xml.xml4j2dom.*;).

import lotus.domino.*;

import java.net.*;

import java.io.*;

import java.util.*;

import com.lotus.xsl.*;

//import com.lotus.xml.*;

import com.lotus.xml.xml4j2dom.*;

Can’t work out why & says it doesn’t exist and 6 says it does, but it works now.