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‎Aug 23, 2013
01:07 PM
Custom code
Hello,
I am attempting to run a jar I made from the custom code action in Install Anywhere. I have created a jar and executing it plays my sound. I added the path the the jar, and the class in the install anywhere custom code section, but it is not playing. I am getting:
Custom Action: makesound.MakeSound
Status: ERROR
Additional Notes: ERROR - class makesound.MakeSound unavailable.
in the log. Why would i get "ERROR - class makesound.MakeSound unavailable"
I am attempting to run a jar I made from the custom code action in Install Anywhere. I have created a jar and executing it plays my sound. I added the path the the jar, and the class in the install anywhere custom code section, but it is not playing. I am getting:
Custom Action: makesound.MakeSound
Status: ERROR
Additional Notes: ERROR - class makesound.MakeSound unavailable.
in the log. Why would i get "ERROR - class makesound.MakeSound unavailable"
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‎Aug 25, 2013
11:49 PM
Hi,
Is the package name/class name correct? This message is seen when the full path to class name is incorrect.
Share the jar file if possible.
Thanks
Is the package name/class name correct? This message is seen when the full path to class name is incorrect.
Share the jar file if possible.
Thanks
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‎Aug 26, 2013
10:40 AM
I found the problem. I was building the jar JDK 1.7, and building the source to 1.6. After a rebuilt with JDK 1.6 it worked.
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