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Eren
Problem compiling generated files for Java
I downloaded the Enterprise WSDL, and used Axis to generate the Java classes. It all look fine, until I tried to compile said classes. I got an error saying that the constructor for Account.java had too many parameters. Since I am not using that class, I commented out the constructor and tried to recompile. This time I got another error message saying that the system had ran out of resources.
Any pointers on how to overcome this? I only to retrieve data from some custom objects, not create new ones.
Are there any pre-compiled classes I can use?
A way to minimize the size of the WSDL?
Or another way to retrieve object data through Java?
PS: I called SFDC for support last week but no one returned my call.
Any pointers on how to overcome this? I only to retrieve data from some custom objects, not create new ones.
Are there any pre-compiled classes I can use?
A way to minimize the size of the WSDL?
Or another way to retrieve object data through Java?
PS: I called SFDC for support last week but no one returned my call.
ERROR] Two declarations cause a collision in the ObjectFactory class.
line 7568 of file:/C:/Program%20Files/jaxws-ri/bin/Prodenterprise.wsdl
ERROR] (Related to above error) This is the other declaration.
line 7274 of file:/C:/Program%20Files/jaxws-ri/bin/Prodenterprise.wsdl
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Does any one know of a successful way to get elements from SFDC using Java? I'm just trying to query data (not update it) but we do have a lot of custom objects in our organization.
Message Edited by Eren on 08-15-2008 03:25 PM