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Re: [platform-update-dev] custom install handler not found error

Thanks for your response. 
Yes, MyInstallHander.jar is defined in the feature.xml.

<install-handler

library="MyInstallHander.jar"

handler="MyInstallHander.class"/>

The feature.xml is part of the com.example.xyz_1.0.1.jar, which also includes the MyInstallHander.jar.  com.example.xyz_1.0.1.jar is on the server site.

By the way, MyInstallHander.class is not in a package.

The copy of the site.xml is

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<site>

<feature url="">"features/com.example.xyz_1.0.0.jar" id="com.example.xyz" version="1.0.0"/>

<feature url="">"features/com.example.xyz_1.0.1.jar" id="com.example.xyz" version="1.0.1"/>

</site>

Thanks for your time.

zhe.



Christophe Elek <celek@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Zhe,
1) is MyInstallHandler.jar defined in a feature archive ? (can you send me the site.xml ?)
2) is the class in a package ? then we need to put the package

Let us know




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Thank you very much for the informtion.  It is a typo.  In my real code the names of the jar are consistent in every instance of appearance.  I still can not figure out the problem.  Any input/pointer will be appreciated.
Thanks.
zhe.

Peter Manahan <manahan@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:


platform-update-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 07/22/2005 12:17:12 PM:

> I created myInstallHandler class which implements the
> IInstallHandler interface, and jar the class into myInstallHandler.
> jar, and place it on the server site in the feature folder:  
> features/featureID_featureVersion/myInstallHandler.jar.  I also add


Is this a typo? The spelling/case of myInstallHandler.jar is different from the one you list in your feature.xml


> the following markup in the feature xml file.  

> <install-handler
>       library="MyInstallHander.jar"
>       handler="MyInstallHander.class"/>. and del oy it on the server
> in the feature folder too.

> Then I try to download the new product, and after the licence
> agreement, it shows the error message of "Custom install handler
> requried by feature was not found.[myInstallHandler.class].

> Do I misss anything causing the class not found?
> Thanks for any information.

> zhe.

>  

>  


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