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WDK Libraries Question

danonino

I´m trying to deploy an WDK application. It doesn´t recognize the libraries com.documentum.web.*, com.documentum.webcomponent.*.... so I want to know the names of the .jars that I need. If is possible how to know if it happen me again, where can I consult the correspondence jar names - packages.

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Douglas.CRPaes

dmackinnon2004 wrote:Generally speaking you should probably keep the WDK classes separate from the classes in Composer as this will be more BOF level artifacts and should not be reliant on WDK classes. What types of artifacts do you have in Composer that reference the WDK classes?

The Documentum Artifacts do not reference WDK classes. Only projects on WDK customizations use those WDK classes, and we also use Composer to build this projects, like a default Eclipse environment.

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dnvhariprasad

com.documentum.web.*,com.documentum.webcomponent.* are at WEB-INF\classes folder. If you deploy properly, everything will be set OOTB.

Douglas.CRPaes

In our projects, we pack the Webtop's WEB-INF\classes in a jar file, which is used as a reference library in the composer, in order to allow the compilation of the classes.

dmackinnon2004

Generally speaking you should probably keep the WDK classes separate from the classes in Composer as this will be more BOF level artifacts and should not be reliant on WDK classes. What types of artifacts do you have in Composer that reference the WDK classes?

Douglas.CRPaes

dmackinnon2004 wrote:Generally speaking you should probably keep the WDK classes separate from the classes in Composer as this will be more BOF level artifacts and should not be reliant on WDK classes. What types of artifacts do you have in Composer that reference the WDK classes?

The Documentum Artifacts do not reference WDK classes. Only projects on WDK customizations use those WDK classes, and we also use Composer to build this projects, like a default Eclipse environment.