I am developing one custom smart service. When I deploy it on the appian. It giv

hrishikeshd over 10 years ago

I am developing one custom smart service. When I deploy it on the appian. It give me error like

org.xhtmlrenderer.util.XRRuntimeException: Could not instantiate any SAX 2 parser, including JDK default. The name of the class to use should have been read from the org.xml.sax.driver System property, which is set to:

problem with generated xml file.I am not getting how to set xml parser on Appian or something like that. Any suggestions ?...

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0 Sathya Srinivasan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

What version of Appian are you using. Are the JDK version of the plug-in and the one running the App server the same?
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0 hrishikeshd over 10 years ago

I am using Appian 6.7.1. Sorry but what does the JDK Version of the plug-in means ? My local jdk version and that of the App server is same.
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0 Sathya Srinivasan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

By JDK version of the plug-in, I meant the runtime JDK version you're using to compile the plug-in code. 6.7.1 uses JDK 6. If you happen to have your plug-in developed against JDK7 (from Eclipse), you may have issues deploying them as you now have a version mismatch.
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0 hrishikeshd over 10 years ago

ok. it's jdk 6 only.
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0 Sathya Srinivasan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

Okay, so where is the library for the parser stored? Is it part of the plug-in or is it being referenced in your development environment and not exported along with the plug-in bundle?
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0 hrishikeshd over 10 years ago

I tried with the both. First it was part of the libs in Plugin and then I copied it into the app server. I got the same error. where should I keep it ?
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0 Sathya Srinivasan
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago

the file should be part of the plug-in. Don't put it in the app-server. So the only issue now is to check why it's not able to reference to the lib. You mentioned about a property file that links to this lib location. Is this getting loaded? Where are you using this? You can put some logging to find out if the property file is being consumed in the first place.
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0 hrishikeshd over 10 years ago

Ok. The lib should be part of plugin.I am not getting which property file. Actually I am creating smart service which convert html to pdf. so I think it should have create some xml file during conversion and it is not able to parse that xml. thtsy giving this error.
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