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java.io.FileNotFoundException: mapping.xml (The system cannot find the path

java.io.FileNotFoundException: mapping.xml (The system cannot find the path

2004-08-17 - By Guy Katz

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your manifest definition looks fine.
if you did the manifest by hand and not with a tool than this could be a
problem. how did you write the manifest.
in general, i would not put an XML parser with the application. your app
server already has an XML parser and this can cause problems. this goes for
logging also.
pther that this it looks fine to me.

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Subject: Re: java.io.FileNotFoundException

Source code of java.io.FileNotFoundException

: mapping.xml (The system cannot
find the path specified)

Somehow whatever jar we use there is an issue in loading the classes..like
now I used log4j jar, I placed it in ear but my application classes are not
able to find it.

Below are my manifest entreis..

Class-Path: common.jar BusinessInvokerEJB.jar DataAccessEJB.jar
EquipmentMgmtEJB castor-0 (See http://tor-0.ora-code.com).9.5.3-xml.jar xercesImpl.jar
xmlParserAPIs.jar log4j-1.2.8.jar

What is the correct way of packaging the ear.

Govind

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: mapping.xml (The system cannot find the
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looks like a classloading issue.
try
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResource/AsStream("mapping
.xml") in order to load the file.

also, did you put correct manifest entries?
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Subject: java.io.FileNotFoundException

: mapping.xml (The system cannot find
the path specified)

Hi,

This problem is more related to ear/packaging structure of files,still if
someone has a solution.

I have an ear say "test.ear" which contain following jars and wars

a.jar-EJB
b.jar-EJB
c.jar-Not an EJB just some class files packaged in a jar
d.war
castor.jar
xercesImpl.jar
xmlParserAPIs.jar

In c.jar package strucure is like
mapping.xml
SomeClass.class in the package com.tcs.abc.xyz

This mapping. xml I am using with castor..to load mappings between business
objects and xml .currently as described earlier this xml is lying at the
root of c.jar.

In SomeClass.class I am trying to load this mapping.xml file by calling a
castor API, code is as below

Mapping map = new Mapping(getClass().getClassLoader());

map.loadMapping("mapping.xml");
marshaller.setMapping(map);

When I try to run this it says xml file is not found and following exception
is appearing

"java.io.FileNotFoundException

: mapping.xml (The system cannot find the path
specified)"

Does somebody know the solution.

Thanks and Regards,
Govind
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<DIV>your
manifest definition looks fine.</DIV>
<DIV>if you
did the manifest by hand and not with a tool than this could be a problem. how
did you write the manifest.</DIV>
<DIV>in
general, i would not put an XML parser with the application. your app server
already has an XML parser and this can cause problems. this goes for logging
also.</DIV>
<DIV>pther
that this it looks fine to me.</DIV>
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whatever jar we use there is an issue in loading the classes..like now I used
log4j jar, I placed it in ear but my application classes are not able to find
it. Below are my manifest
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BusinessInvokerEJB.jar DataAccessEJB.jar   EquipmentMgmtEJB castor-0 (See http://tor-0.ora-code.com).9.5.3-xml.jar xercesImpl.jar
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in order to load the file.   also, did you put correct manifest
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Govind Kotwani Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 3:22
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java.io.FileNotFoundException

: mapping.xml (The system cannot find the path
specified) Hi, This problem is more
related to ear/packaging structure of files,still if someone has a
solution. I
have an ear say "test.ear" which contain following jars and wars a.jar-EJB b.jar-EJB
 c.jar-Not an EJB just some
class files packaged in a jar d.war
 castor.jar xercesImpl.jar xmlParserAPIs.jar In c.jar package strucure is like
 mapping.xml SomeClass.class in the package com.tcs.abc.xyz This mapping. xml I am
using with castor..to load mappings between business objects and xml
.currently as described earlier this xml is lying at the root of
c.jar.               In
SomeClass.class I am trying to load this mapping.xml file by calling a castor
API, code is as below Mapping map = new
Mapping(getClass().getClassLoader());          
             
 map.loadMapping("mapping.xml"); marshaller.setMapping(map); When I try to
run this it says xml file is not found and following exception is
appearing "java.io.FileNotFoundException

: mapping.xml (The system cannot find
the path specified)" Does somebody know the solution. Thanks and
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