Re: Persistent space question

I should have mentioned that in this case, I made no changes to the code
between one compilation and the next. I suppose perhaps having a new
timestamp on the classes might be enough to change the digest in the
codebase annotation. Anyway, I have no way of knowing what annotations
are associated with entries in a space, and no way of knowing what jars
may never be upgraded. This is unworkable.
-David

Juan Ramirez wrote:

>It looks like the problem is that the digest in the codebase annotation for the
>persisted entries no longer matches because the contents of TraceService-dl.jar
>have changed.  A way to get around this problem might be to package the newly
>compiled classes in a different jar file and use that new jar file in the
>codebase annotation henceforth, while still making the previous jar file
>(TraceService-dl.jar) available for persisted entries.
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Juan
>
>David Novice wrote:
>
>
>>I'm looking for help with an issue I don't understand.
>>I have a persistent space in a 'secure' environment that is set up using
>>httpmd for codebases, etc.
>>If I start the space and write entries to it, stop the space, recompile
>>my environment and restart the space,
>>I get a series of exceptions, basically:
>>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>java.rmi.UnmarshalException: Encountered a ClassNotFoundException while
>>unmarshalling com.cisco.si.entry.SiClassStructureEntry; nested exception is:
>>        java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: could not obtain preferred
>>value for: com.cisco.si.entry.SiClassStructureEntry
>>...
>>Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: could not obtain preferred
>>value for: com.cisco.si.entry.SiClassStructureEntry
>>        at
>>net.jini.loader.pref.PreferredClassProvider.loadClass(PreferredClassProvider.java:363)
>>....
>>Caused by: net.jini.url.httpmd.WrongMessageDigestException: Incorrect
>>message digest for
>>httpmd://rtp-dnovice-vpn9.cisco.com:9080/TraceService-dl.jar;sha=9a013d3feb0f5ee8f63cb05b509b97b48ff33d10:
>>1be3682df18c02a6639d6d58ed3784709a247bf0
>>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>Of course if I get rid of the persistent space by removing the datafile
>>and then restarting it, so it has no history, things work ok. However,
>>that's not an acceptable solution. How can I avoid this error?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>-David
>>
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