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When attempting to deploy a Composite App (See Attached) containing an XSLT project the deployment fails with 'Required component sun-xslt-engine is not installed on target server' but checking the Deployed Service Engines the com.sun.xslte-1.0.2 is deployed and running. run-jbi-deploy: [deploy-service-assembly] Deploying a service assembly... host=localhost port=4848 file=C:\Development\Gavotte\CompositeApp1/dist/CompositeApp1.zip Failed execution of Deploy ERROR: (JBIMA1407) Required component sun-xslt-engine is not installed on target server. C:\Development\Gavotte\CompositeApp1\nbproject\build-impl.xml:237: Service assembly deployment failed. BUILD FAILED (total time: 1 second) --------------------------------- KEYWORDS VERSION: ALASKA 200703010600 (GAVOTTE) TEAM: FAST
Created attachment 39135 [details] XSLT Module
Created attachment 39136 [details] Composite App
How did you created XSLT project ? What build did you use ?
Gavotte Build 200703010600 - see attached png I built the project as follows: 1. new XSLT Module 2. New XML Schema to build the two xsd files 3. New WSDL to build Request Response SOAP WSDL, Document Literal, elements defined in the xsd as input & output 4. New XLST Service using the WSDL from 3 5. Simple mapping in XLST 6. Build 7. Create new Comp App 8. Set JBI Module as the XSLT 9. Build & Deploy Comp App
Created attachment 39141 [details] Gavotte Version
So it's not Beta build. It's from release551 branch. Alexey, looks like JBI naming was already changed
My understanding is that KENAI is the Beta build and that GAVOTTE post beta. These are internal downloads but my understanding was that all issues etc were to be done through this site, keep it central.
Already fixed by jqian in release551 branch
Verified in the build 200705160000 and am able to deploy Composite App containing XSLT Project successfully. Hence marking the bug status as verified.