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I've been trying to use the WebFOCUS API from a stand alone Java application and i'm having trouble determining the prerequisites. I'm using Eclipse 3.2.1. I have WFAPI.jar from WF 7.1.1 and servlet-api.jar from Tomcat 5.5 in my classpath. I'm trying to login to an MRE WF instance on a remote server as follows: public static void main(String[] arg) { try { String cgiLocation = "C:\\ibi\\DevStudio71\\srv71\\wfs\\web\\cgi"; WFApplicationRequest wfApplicationRequest = new WFApplicationRequest(); WFApplicationResponse wfApplicationResponse = new WFApplicationResponse(); wfApplicationRequest.setServerName("ibicmdmmk5"); wfApplicationRequest.setServerPort(25000); wfApplicationRequest.addParameter( "IBIMR_action", "MR_SIGNON" ); wfApplicationRequest.addParameter( "IBIMR_user", "a200935" ); wfApplicationRequest.addParameter( "IBIMR_pass", "" ); wfApplicationRequest.addParameter( "IBIMR_returntype", "XML" ); WFWorkerUtil.processRequest(cgiLocation,wfApplicationRequest,wfApplicationResponse); System.out.println(" The WebFocus Server name ==> " + wfApplicationRequest.getServerName()); System.out.println(" The WebFocus Server Port ==> " + wfApplicationRequest.getServerPort()); System.out.println(" The WebFocus Content Length ==> " + wfApplicationResponse.getContentLength()); } catch ( Exception e ) { e.printStackTrace(); } }
I'm getting as a result: RETURN_TYPE_VERSION 1 RETURN_TYPE_VERSION COMMENT Failed to load driver factory for ibi.webfoc.wfmre.repos.core_bd.WFMRRouterFactory. RETURNCODE 1099 RETURNCODE
The WebFocus Server name ==> ibicmdmmk6 The WebFocus Server Port ==> 25000 The WebFocus Content Length ==> 0
I was missing the client software. Duh! Installed about 1/2 GB of WF client software. So I have all the software. No more driver factory error but it doesn't work either. There is no indication that I'm even getting off the box.
I think i can help in this. But my WFAPI.jar has been corrupted and am unable to locate it again. Could you please provide me your WFAPI.jar so that i can proceed in this matter. Thanks, Sush
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