[ajug-members] Need a jar file

[Dan Marchant]

Good source for the first 2 of your dependencies (hibernate dependencies):
http://www.spikesource.com/docs/cs_1.4-linux/doc/hibernate/hibernate_javalib_spec.html

salesforce is available off of here:
http://www.salesforce.com/developer/projects_toolkits.jsp

under title:
AppExchange Partner Portal
Integrate Salesforce functionality into an existing Web site

The classes are usually scattered across the toolkits without a
coherent jar, but this is usually because it is all generated from a
wsdl. You may need to generate from a 6.0 sforce wsdl.

Hope this helps.

- Dan



On 8/10/06, Burr Sutter <burr.sutter at jboss.com> wrote:
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> So I've inherited a codebase with about 600 classes in it and these folks (a
> failing dot com) used a LOT of external jar files (about 68) from Spring,
> Hibernate, WS, J2EE, etc.  However, I'm having trouble tracking down some of
> these jar files (they didn't give them to me) in the wild via Google.
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> I'm missing these three and I was wondering if they are on your hard drives
> some place (just send to me directly, not the list please).
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> connector-api.jar, odmg.jar, SalesForcePartner-6.jar
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> I suspect the first two aren't really used as I've gotten most of the code
> to build in eclipse.  They were kind enough to give me the
> .classpath/.project files.  But I can't figure out where on the
> salesforce.com website to download this silly jar file from.  They have many
> java examples on how to use their webservices but not the actual jar file
> containing their client-side utilities/proxy code.
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> Any help would be appreciated as I have a short-turnaround on this code
> review (and I'd like to know that it actually compiled).
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> Thanks,
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> Burr
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