Re: [railo] POIFSFileSystem class clash with POI

[Denny]

On 5/16/13 3:58 AM, Caroline Espley-Jones wrote:
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> My main question is: what would be affected, if anything, if I was to
> delete the tm-extractors jar on my servers?

I'm not 100% certain, but IIRC from a recent discussion here, that
library is used for Lucene document searching.

So theoretically, as long as you're not having cfsearch index the
contents of PDFs and whatnot, you could just remove it-- but as always,
one should have test coverage of things so one is less likely to be
surprised, and so as to feel more confident when making modifications.
(Seems like more work initially but it pays for itself in short order.)

:Denny

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[Caroline Espley-Jones]

Hi Denny,

Thanks for answering. I figured deleting the file wouldn't really solve much because when there's an update release, the file will most likely be re-added and I'd be back to square one.

This might be an issue that needs to be solved in the future on the official Railo side of things. I found a number of people having the same issue after the upgrade.

I fixed it using Mark Mandel's Javaloader to specify which jar folder I wanted the cfc to find. Works fine now.

Thanks again!

Caroline 

[Igal @ getRailo.org]

in Railo you have a 3rd parameter for creating a Java object, which specifies a list (csv) of JAR files to look at.

so if you place your jars in a folder named "lib" for example, you can do the following:

    classpath = directoryList( "lib", false, "path", "*.jar" ).toList();
    javaObject = createObject( 'java', className, classpath );

where className is the full qualified name of the class.

of course if you only need that "classpath" once you can inline it like so:

    javaObject = createObject( 'java', className, directoryList( "lib", false, "path", "*.jar" ).toList() );


Igal

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[Bart B]

Hi Caroline,

I'm having exact the same problem. I also looked at the Javaloader, but am not sure how to proceed.
Did you alter the POiUtitlity.cfc? Can you bij any chance provide me with your additions?

thanks very much!
Bart