Re: ExtensionsEditor problem with beta1

I believe that the classes aren't used in 1.0b.  I deleted the classes
pertaining to the ExtensionsEditor and DirectoryEditor & it compiled
(and ran) fine for me.  As you point out the interface doesn't support
the calls being amde anymore...

Paul.

Frederic Crozat ISIMA wrote:

> Hi,
> I've installed the new beta1 version of Jigsaw and I have a problem
> with
> the Admin directory
> the extension editor has been replaced by indexer (in Admin) but the
> ExtensionEditor classe isn't include in the classes.zip from jigsaw
> (BTW, in the documentation, it is supposed to be named jigsaw.zip but
> in the archive, it is named classes.zip)
>
> I've tried to compile the ExtensionsEditor.java file but I receive
> error
> :
> ExtensionsEditor.java:23: Method save() not found in interface
> w3c.jigsaw.indexe r.ResourceIndexer.
>         indexer.save() ;
>                     ^
> ExtensionsEditor.java:56: Method
> registerExtension(w3c.jigsaw.resources.HTTPReso urce) not found
> in interface w3c.jigsaw.indexer.ResourceIndexer.
>             indexer.registerExtension(ext) ;
>                                      ^
> ExtensionsEditor.java:88: Method enumerateExtensionNames() not found
> in
> interface w3c.jigsaw.indexer.ResourceIndexer.
>         Enumeration enum = indexer.enumerateExtensionNames() ;
>                                                           ^
> ExtensionsEditor.java:127: Method
> unregisterExtension(java.lang.String)
> not found in interface w3c.jigsaw.indexer.ResourceIndexer.
>             indexer.unregisterExtension(id) ;
>                                        ^
> ExtensionsEditor.java:203: Method loadExtension(java.lang.String) not
> found in interface w3c.jigsaw.indexer.ResourceIndexer.
>         HTTPResource target = (HTTPResource)
> indexer.loadExtension(name);
>                                                                   ^
> ExtensionsEditor.java:231: Method getIndexer() not found in class
> w3c.jigsaw.htt p.httpd.
>         this.indexer = getServer().getIndexer() ;
>                                              ^
> And if I check the ResourceIndexer.java file, the Interface
> ResourceIndexer doesn't provide any of those methods !!
>
> Any idea ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Frederic Crozat
> Observatoire de Physique du Globe de Clermont-Ferrand
> crozat@opgc.univ-bpclermont.fr

  
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Received on Monday, 1 September 1997 14:59:00 UTC