Webmethods developer java

[starlette]

Hello everybody
My name is Arlette J.
I'm new in the group, and I'm writing from Germany.
I’m very glad to have finally found a webmethods group.

I still don’t know if I’m writing in the right email box...but here I go:

I work with developer , and my partner has developed a program that should permit xml parser and and xcbl procedure.
But for that I need somme classes, that are not contained in webmethods.

My questions are:
where do I get those classes (XML Parser, XsltProcessor,XSLTProcessorApplet,XSLTProcessorFactory), and then
How do I put the classes in web methods developper

[jesin]

Hi..Others will come in to help you out in getting the XML Parser and XSLT related classes.
To make your java code work with webMethods,
1. place your class files in any directory
2. Edit \IntegrationServer4\bin\server.bat(If your OS is UNIX, edit server.sh)
3. You can find a line 'set APPENDCLASSES=', (as 7th executable line)
4. Include the locations of your class files here.
eg. set APPENDCLASSES=D:\myfolder\myclass1.class;D:\myfolder\myjar1.jar
(In UNIX, APPENDCLASSES=/opt/myfolder/myclass1.class:/opt/myfolder/myjar1.jar)
5. Retstart the server.

[reamon]

Arlette:

webMethods offers a couple of solutions that may fit your need. First is the CommerceOne (C1) OnRamp that provides various services that simplify working with xCBL. This should probably be your first choice.

webMethods Integration Server and Developer provide great facilities for performing mapping, transformation, validation, etc. You do not need to use XSLT to perform these sorts of operations.

That said, webMethods offers an XSLT module that will perform transformation using a JAXP-compliant XSLT engine. It is available on the webMethods Advantage download site. One item to be aware of is that Developer does not provide any facilities for creating XSLT. You'll need to use a separate tool to create the XSLT which is then placed in a location accessible to IS at run-time.

HTH

[sgurram]

addGroupEnvelope and addICEnvelope are generating invalid time (24:12 instead of 00:12) when building a EDI document (X12 4030 810). It is only happening when the process runs between 12:00AM and 1:00AM. Any Ideas ?

Thank you very much,
Srini

[talipm]

Srini,

Try the capital H for your date setting. The symbols are listed in WM Integration Server Built-In Services Reference Guide.