Re: Question with using external Java class in TDI 6.0

"I tried to remove the importPackage and importClass statement, and to
have
var el = new come.support.some();
It returned "come not defined"."
Hi, you have a mistake : not "comE.support.some();"

try to:

var el = new com.support.some(); 

In 6.0 you must prefix the package/classname with
"Packages":

    var el = new Packages.come.support.some();

 From 6.1 (with the IBM JSEngine) you don't need this
prefix anymore.

Hope this helps.

-Eddie

Alex P wrote:
> "I tried to remove the importPackage and importClass statement, and to
have
> var el = new come.support.some();
> It returned "come not defined"."
> Hi, you have a mistake : not "comE.support.some();"
> 
> try to:
> 
> var el = new com.support.some(); 
> 

Hi,

I wrote a java class which simply looks through a text file and return 
message using the log4j. I created a jar file, and put it into <IDI 
home>/jars/ directory.  In the slolution.properties file, I have: 
com.ibm.di.loader.userjars=C:\Program 
Files\IBM\IBMDirectoryIntegrator\jars\some.jar

In the Scripts node, I created a script with the following function:

importPackage(Packages.com.support);
importClass(Packages.com.support.some);

function test( ) {
 var el = new some( );
 task.logmsg("pass constructor...");
 el.getLibFile( ); //should return the content
}

However, it always returns "Script execution failed undefined: undefined is

not a function" after initializing the constructor method.
I thought it's because it couldn't find the getLibFile( ) method, or the 
method contains methods that TDI couldn't resolve, so I modified 
getLibFile( ) to do nothing but return a simple String value.  The same 
error message returned again.

I tried to remove the importPackage and importClass statement, and to have
var el = new come.support.some();
It returned "come not defined".

Any suggestion? This is TDI6.0. Thank you!

I'm also wondering if it has anything to do with the conflict that may be 
caused by the existing log4j in TDi and the one I called in my java class. 
Because in my constructor method, I have logger.info("initialized");
but 
"initialized" string was not printed anywhere. not in ibmdi.log, not
in the 
console, not in the TDI Config editor output window.

Regards,
YF



"yf" <vrcat101@gmail.com>
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> Hi,
>
> I wrote a java class which simply looks through a text file and return 
> message using the log4j. I created a jar file, and put it into <IDI 
> home>/jars/ directory.  In the slolution.properties file, I have: 
> com.ibm.di.loader.userjars=C:\Program 
> Files\IBM\IBMDirectoryIntegrator\jars\some.jar
>
> In the Scripts node, I created a script with the following function:
>
> importPackage(Packages.com.support);
> importClass(Packages.com.support.some);
>
> function test( ) {
> var el = new some( );
> task.logmsg("pass constructor...");
> el.getLibFile( ); //should return the content
> }
>
> However, it always returns "Script execution failed undefined:
undefined 
> is not a function" after initializing the constructor method.
> I thought it's because it couldn't find the getLibFile( ) method, or the 
> method contains methods that TDI couldn't resolve, so I modified 
> getLibFile( ) to do nothing but return a simple String value.  The same 
> error message returned again.
>
> I tried to remove the importPackage and importClass statement, and to have
> var el = new come.support.some();
> It returned "come not defined".
>
> Any suggestion? This is TDI6.0. Thank you!
>
>