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shinankMemberI manually added Birt 2.6.1 to a Myeclipse for Spring project. Everything is working fine (compiles and runs as expected) but I have errors on the birt viewer’s jsp pages. The error is:
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attributeBean cannot be resolved CheckboxParameterFragment.jsp /project/WebRoot/webcontent/birt/pages/parameter line 26 JSP ProblemWhat can I do to get rid of this error? It is mostly a nuisance.
TIA,
ShinanFebruary 7, 2011 at 2:54 am #314280
support-joyMemberShinan,
Please investigate attributeBean under CheckboxParameterFragment.jsp Can you check the value of attributeBean?
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attributeBean cannot be resolved CheckboxParameterFragment.jsp /project/WebRoot/webcontent/birt/pages/parameter line 26 JSP ProblemFebruary 7, 2011 at 8:36 am #314286
shinankMemberHow do i check the value of the attribute bean?
February 7, 2011 at 9:05 am #314287
shinankMemberI figured out the solution: Even though the Birt 2.6.1 jar files were already in my WEB-INF/libs folder I had to add them to the Project “Build Path”.
Is there a way to add a folder (ie my WEB-INF/libs) to the build path instead of having to specify each jar file?
February 17, 2011 at 4:56 am #314584
support-joyMemberTo add a folder which contains jar files, go to – Project build path > Libraries tab > Click on ‘Add External class folder’ and select the location where the folder contains all the jars and select ok.
If you add jar files to Web-INF/lib folder then it automatically gets added to project build path. In case you add jar files to web-INF/lib/Sample folder then you need to add the jar files to project build path as mentioned above.February 17, 2011 at 5:07 am #314585
shinankMember@support-joy wrote:
To add a folder which contains jar files, go to – Project build path > Libraries tab > Click on ‘Add External class folder’ and select the location where the folder contains all the jars and select ok.
If you add jar files to Web-INF/lib folder then it automatically gets added to project build path. In case you add jar files to web-INF/lib/Sample folder then you need to add the jar files to project build path as mentioned above.Hi Joy,
I find that is not the case. I had added jar files to Web-INF/lib and unless I manually added each jar file to the project build path, I had problems with the project not knowing those jar files were there.February 22, 2011 at 3:38 am #314676
support-joyMembershinank,
I am afraid, I cannot replicate this issue. Can you attach screenshots which will help me get a visual. And also clear your .log file located at [your workspace dir]/.metadata/.log, next replicate this issue and copy and paste relevant details of your .log here. Can you mention the exact steps taken by you? Please see the attached screenshots
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