Re: Problem

Hmm.... You are using HttpPresentation and HttpPresentationComms. These are 
Enhydra paradigms.  Baracuda has nothing to do with Enhydra whatsoever.  It 
is meant for use within any servlet 2.2+ container (ideally 2.3+ for more 
features).

What version of XMLC are you compiling against?  What is your classpath for 
compilation?  Also, this is a bit offtopic for this list.  you should join 
the Enhydra list.  Not sure if that is still being served off of 
enhydra.org or objectweb.org, though.  I don't see anything remotely 
Barracuda-based in your code.

Jake

At 11:11 PM 11/12/2003 +0000, you wrote:
>Using the following example:
>
>Simple XMLC Example          back to top
>   a.. Hello.html, compiled to HelloHTML.class
>
>
>Hello World
>
>
>
>Hello, my name is ah, Clem.
>
>Today's date is Oct 6, 2001.
>b.. DOM hierarchy for Hello.html
>
>HTMLDocument
>     HTMLHtmlElement: html
>         HTMLHeadElement: head
>             HTMLTitleElement: title
>                 Text: text="Hello World"
>         HTMLBodyElement: body
>             HTMLHeadingElement: h1
>                 Text: text="Hello World"
>             HTMLParagraphElement:
>                 Text: text="Hello, my name is"
>                 HTMLElement: span: id='name'
>                     Text: text="ah, Clem"
>                 Text: text="."
>             HTMLParagraphElement: p
>                 Text: text="Today's date is "
>                 HTMLElement: span: id='date'
>                     Text: text="Oct 6, 2001"
>                 Text: text="."
>a.. Hello.java
>public class Hello implements HttpPresentation {
>     public void run(HttpPresentationComms comms) {
>         HelloHTML htmlObj = new HelloHTML();
>
>XMLCUtil.getFirstText(htmlObj.getElementName().setData(getRandomName()));
>         XMLCUtil.getFirstText(htmlObj.getElementDate()).setData(getDate());
>         comms.response.writeHTML(htmlObj.toString());
>
>     }
>}___________________________________________________________________________
>__________________________________b.. I compile the Hello.html file using
>the -dump option to see the DOM and I get returned this with lazyText and
>other differences is this correct??DOM hierarchy:    LazyHTMLDocument%[T]:
>HTMLHtmlElementImpl: HTML            HTMLHeadElementImpl: HEAD
>HTMLTitleElementImpl: TITLE                    LazyText: Hello World
>HTMLBodyElementImpl: BODY                HTMLHeadingElementImpl: H1
>LazyText: Hello World                HTMLParagraphElementImpl: P
>       LazyText: Hello, my name is                    LazyHTMLElement: SPAN:
>id="name"                        LazyText: ah, Clem
>LazyText: .                HTMLParagraphElementImpl: P
>LazyText: Today's date is                    LazyHTMLElement: SPAN:
>id="date"                        LazyText: Oct 6, 2001
>LazyText: .c.. I then compile to a class called HelloHTML.classd.. Then I
>try to compile the Hello.java code stated above and get the following errors
>returned.e.. Hello.java:1: cannot resolve symbolsymbol  : class
>HttpPresentationlocation: class Hellopublic class Hello implements
>HttpPresentation {                              ^Hello.java:2: cannot
>resolve symbolsymbol  : class HttpPresentationCommslocation: class Hello
>public void run(HttpPresentationComms comms) {
>^Hello.java:3: cannot resolve symbolsymbol  : class HelloHTMLlocation: class
>Hello        HelloHTML htmlObj = new HelloHTML();        ^Hello.java:3:
>cannot resolve symbolsymbol  : class HelloHTMLlocation: class Hello
>HelloHTML htmlObj = new HelloHTML();
>^Hello.java:4: cannot resolve symbolsymbol  : method getRandomName
>()location: class Hello
>XMLCUtil.getFirstText(htmlObj.getElementName().setData(getRandomName()));
>^Hello.java:4: cannot resolve symbolsymbol  : variable XMLCUtillocation:
>class Hello
>XMLCUtil.getFirstText(htmlObj.getElementName().setData(getRandomName()));
>^Hello.java:5: cannot resolve symbolsymbol  : method getDate ()location:
>class Hello
>XMLCUtil.getFirstText(htmlObj.getElementDate()).setData(getDate());
>^Hello.java:5: cannot resolve symbolsymbol  : variable XMLCUtillocation:
>class Hello
>XMLCUtil.getFirstText(htmlObj.getElementDate()).setData(getDate());
>^8 errorsf.. Please can someone point me to where I am going
>wrong?ThanksChris Midwood----- Original Message -----
>From: "Jacob Kjome" <[email protected]>
>To: <[email protected]>
>Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 6:30 PM
>Subject: Re: [Barracuda] How much use are people getting oput of barracuda?
>
>
> > Hi Chris,
> >
> > Sounds like a simple classpath issue.  How are you building your
> > project?  You can download the latest XMLC binary release which contains 3
> > example applications that are XMLC only, not Barracuda stuff.  That should
> > make things a bit more clear on the XMLC side of things.  There is a
>Tomcat
> > example as well.  Take a look at how things work there.  If you still
> > aren't getting it, you might want to send your compile error.  There are
> > various dependencies that also have to be in the classpath at compile
> > time.  That might be tripping you up as well.
> >
> > http://forge.objectweb.org/projects/xmlc/
> >
> > Jake
> >
> >
> > At 06:15 PM 11/12/2003 +0000, you wrote:
> > >Hi,
> > >
> > >I am relatively new to all this XMLC stuff, I understand the creation of
>the
> > >class file, but everytime I try to write some java code to manipulate the
> > >HTML page that has been converted to a class it never compiles and states
> > >that the class does not exist.  I'm sorry for sending such a simple email
> > >but I just can't get it to work at moment.
> > >
> > >
> > >Chris Midwood
> > >
> > >
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