D
Daisy
I'm struggling with a bug and am writing to see if someone has an idea
that
hasn't occurred to me.
I wrote some report generation software using Quest's JClass product.
It
produces a beautiful .pdf report as long as I run the code in Eclipse.
When
I create a .jar then run the .jar, it runs fine. But when I open the
generated report in Adobe Reader, it produces the error "invalid
restore".
I can view the report but the content of the tables are blank.
Because the code produces a valid .pdf in Eclipse, I know I have all
the
code necessary on my machine. However, when I create the .jar
something
goes subtly wrong. I've tried carefully checking all my classpaths,
etc.
I'm a bit concerned about Eclipse path filters.
Has anyone struggled with similar symptoms? If so, how did you resolve
it?
Thanks
that
hasn't occurred to me.
I wrote some report generation software using Quest's JClass product.
It
produces a beautiful .pdf report as long as I run the code in Eclipse.
When
I create a .jar then run the .jar, it runs fine. But when I open the
generated report in Adobe Reader, it produces the error "invalid
restore".
I can view the report but the content of the tables are blank.
Because the code produces a valid .pdf in Eclipse, I know I have all
the
code necessary on my machine. However, when I create the .jar
something
goes subtly wrong. I've tried carefully checking all my classpaths,
etc.
I'm a bit concerned about Eclipse path filters.
Has anyone struggled with similar symptoms? If so, how did you resolve
it?
Thanks