> Hi Rankin,
> it says in the stack trace
> java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.jwortham.ocip.map.AddrtypesMapBuilder
> Did you look whether a class file exists for this class within your web
> application (in the WEB-INF/classes directory)? If yes, did you try to
> instantate the class yourself and see why the class cannot be instatiated
> ?
> Thomas
Logical question. Yes, there is such a class and is is in the right place. After
seeing your suggestion I checked and its a real directory, not a link. However, I
can't instantiate it (AddrtypesMapBuilder) in a jsp page, nor can I compile the Tomcat
generated servlet (output_jsp.java). I get a series of strange errors, which are
seemingly not Torque related.
If I use a fully qualified name "com.jwortham.ocip.map.AddrtypesMapBuilder", I get:
... cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class map
location: package ocip
com.jwortham.ocip.map.AddrtypesMapBuilder - new
com.jwortham.ocip.map.AddrtypesMapBuilder();
^
If I import the package and try for a "new AddrtypesMapBuilder()", I get a
conflict between two different namespaces -
"... reference to AddrtypoesMapBuilder is ambiguous, both class
org.apache.torque.map.AddrtypeMapBuilder in org.apache.torque.map and class
com.jwortham.ocip.map.AddrtypesMapBuilder in com.jwortham.ocip.map match.
I have noticed before that there doesn't seem to be a "clean" target in the ant
script. I've gone in once or twice to clear out the output path. Could one of these
two classes be dregs from an earlier compile? Does Torque want to have two such
classes?
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