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Error in import lca\\application code

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Hi, I am getting this run time error.. at my code line

//Create a ProcessTemplateDocument object

ProcessTemplateDocument processTemplateDocument = ProcessTemplateDocumentFactory.parseProcessTemplate(configuration.getDescriptor());

orchestration.setDescription(processTemplateDocument.getDescription());

orchestration.setId(processTemplateDocument.getName());

orchestration.setCategoryId(catId);

orchestration.setCategoryDescription(catDesc);

I have added these jar files

import

com.adobe.workflow.template.document.ProcessTemplateDocument;

import

com.adobe.workflow.template.document.ProcessTemplateDocumentFactory;

there is no compile time error..

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.HierarchicalStreamDriver

at java.lang.J9VMInternals.verifyImpl(

Native Method)

at java.lang.J9VMInternals.verify(

J9VMInternals.java:63)

at java.lang.J9VMInternals.initialize(

J9VMInternals.java:124)

at com.adobe.workflow.template.document.DefaultEndpointTemplate.<init>(

DefaultEndpointTemplate.java:107)

at com.adobe.workflow.template.document.DefaultSwimlaneTemplate.<init>(

DefaultSwimlaneTemplate.java:647)

at com.adobe.workflow.template.document.DefaultPoolTemplate.createPool(

DefaultPoolTemplate.java:199)

at com.adobe.workflow.template.document.DefaultPoolTemplate.<init>(

DefaultPoolTemplate.java:115)

at com.adobe.workflow.template.document.DefaultBranchTemplate.<init>(

DefaultBranchTemplate.java:128)

at com.adobe.workflow.template.document.DefaultProcessTemplateDocument.<init>(

DefaultProcessTemplateDocument.java:327)

at com.adobe.workflow.template.document.ProcessTemplateDocumentFactory.parseProcessTemplate(

ProcessTemplateDocumentFactory.java:69)

at archive.ExportLCA.main(

ExportLCA.java:116)

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In Workbench right click on your application version and choose "Create LiveCycle Archive..."

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You do realize that we have an ApplicationManager API to help you import

LCA.

You can check a sample code under C:\Adobe\Adobe LiveCycle ES2\LiveCycle_ES_SDK\misc\Foundation\ArchiveManagement\Scripted-Lca-Deployment

Jasmin

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Jasmin,

How can i export a LCA file.

Is there any script.. Please let me know.. I want to make a Java Application, which can create lca of an application on my local system.

I know how to upload or import an LCA to the server... but Not able to export a lca ...

Regards

Sunil

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In Workbench right click on your application version and choose "Create LiveCycle Archive..."

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Hodmi,

I want to create LCA file from java code. Is there any sample code which can download/archive my application to local system.

i dont want to create from work bench..i want it from java/dot net application...

Please let me knw..

thanks in advance

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Level 10

We have an API to deploy LCA, but we don't have a public API to create these LCAs.

Jasmin

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Hi Jasmine,

We are also working on a project that soon need to be migrated from dev to test/prod environements and looking for some help on these topics.

Can you let us know what APIs are avaialable for deployment?

Are there Webservices avaialable? is there any standard that I can follow

Can it deploy the patches or only the complete LCA?

Can I build the LCA by zipping the files and adding the app.info? would it comply with the adobe standards if I zip it this way?

Appreciate your feedback.

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There is a quick start called 'Quick Start: Exporting an application using the Java API' found at

http://livedocs.adobe.com/livecycle/es/sdkHelp/programmer/sdkHelp/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm?...

that suggests that there is an API to export an LCA. I've tried the code but it fails exactly where Sunil says it does.

Is there a similar code sample available for ES3.0 (or ADEP or version 10 or what ever it's called this week) ?