- From: Paul Pazandak <Pazandak@OBJS.com>
- Date: Thu, 17 Apr 1997 11:08:56 -0500
- To: Rick Anderson <rianders@rci.rutgers.edu>
- CC: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Rick Anderson wrote: > > I have determined that I need to create a Putable dircetory template, but > when I try to create it by using the add directory button from the > Directory Template page I get document contains no data. If I fill it out > incorectly I get the appropriate error message. I really like jigsaw and > would like to demo for some staff and faculty at Rutgers University, but > this error is keeping me from being able to do the presentation. > > Does anybody know how to fix this? I would really appreciate any advice. > Thank you for time. > > --Rick Anderson > > ______________________________________________________ > Rick Anderson | rianders@rci.rutgers.edu > ________________|_____________________________________ > ------------------------------------------------------ Rick, Seems to me that this relates to the line 89 error in w3c.jigsaw.indexer.directory -- at least I don't have this problem anymore... ;) [this was referenced in a post in the jigsaw archive] Some time ago I removed that line, javac'd the file and reinserted the class file back into jigsaw.zip using a zip utility, e.g. zip -0 jigsaw.zip w3c\jigsaw\indexer\directory.class Worked fine after that. Some zip utilities muck up the zip file (remember to turn off compression when adding the file), but I don't know why. Maybe other people do. If you corrupt the zip file you will get a w3c.jigsaw.Main not found... so ALWAYS make sure to backup your zip file before altering it. Paul. -- ____________________________________________________________________ Paul Pazandak www: http://www.objs.com Object Services and Consulting, Inc. email: pazandak@objs.com 809 102nd Street East voice: 612-881-6498 Minneapolis, MN 55420-5409 ____________________________________________________________________
Received on Thursday, 17 April 1997 12:09:04 UTC