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Weblog:   run WebLogic Server 8.1 on Mac OS X (Panther)
Subject:   WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X
Date:   2004-03-27 19:07:01
From:   richardeberhardt
Response to: WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X

I am running Workshop 8.1 SP2 on a PowerBook. I can set up a simple web service, but run into problems when I try to use a data base control (simple accept of a String, then feed into the Where clause).
I created the control, then generated the jws to test it. Creates and compiles OK. When it runs, I get the following message on the browser page:


Error: Validation class for this value was not provided or was not found.
    36      /**
    37       * @jc:sql statement="select CustName from Customer.FoodCustomer where CustCardNum = {custnum};"
    38       */
*** 39      String GetCustName(int custnum);
    40  }
File: MyDBControl.jcx (in /beaworkshop/user_projects/applications/HelloWorldApplication/FoodCustomerAccess/MyControls)
Suggestion: Verify that the validation class for this type is available.


Anyone have a solution to this?


Thanks,


Rich
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  • WebLogic Workshop on Mac OS X
    2004-04-10 19:19:24  richardeberhardt [Reply | View]

    Got some advice from the great people at BEA: I had applied the Software Update for Java 1.4.2, which does not work with Workshop, hence the problems.
    Needed to reinstall Panther (no other way to back up a JVM level), verified that I was back at 1.4.1, and reinstalled Workshop. This problem is resolved.
    In the course of this, I used the SP2 version of Server, which I found also included the main components of the Workshop product.

    Thanks,

    Rich
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