Problems with the nl.gx.webmanager.cms.richtext.RichTextElementImpl

Hi,

I am getting the following message from Webmanager when i upload my WCB:

WARNING: Could not install bundle:  C:\GX\WebManager9\work\deploy\azycongxconnect-1.0.0.jar
org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Unresolved package in bundle 70: package; (package=nl.gx.webmanager.cms.richtext)
	at org.apache.felix.framework.Felix._resolveBundle(Felix.java:1650)
	at org.apache.felix.framework.Felix._startBundle(Felix.java:1517)
	at org.apache.felix.framework.Felix.startBundle(Felix.java:1470)
	at org.apache.felix.framework.Felix._updateBundle(Felix.java:1836)
	at org.apache.felix.framework.Felix.updateBundle(Felix.java:1670)
	at org.apache.felix.framework.BundleImpl.update(BundleImpl.java:372)
	at nl.gx.webmanager.services.bundlemanager.service.impl.BundleManager.internalUpdate(BundleManager.java:716)
	at nl.gx.webmanager.services.bundlemanager.service.impl.BundleManager.update(BundleManager.java:173)
	at nl.gx.webmanager.services.wcbdirectoryscanner.impl.WCBDirectoryScannerImpl.scanFile(WCBDirectoryScannerImpl.java:323)
	at nl.gx.webmanager.services.wcbdirectoryscanner.impl.WCBDirectoryScannerImpl.scanDirectory(WCBDirectoryScannerImpl.java:299)
	at nl.gx.webmanager.services.wcbdirectoryscanner.impl.WCBDirectoryScannerImpl$WCBDirectoryScannerThread.run(WCBDirectoryScannerImpl.java:212)

The bundle is there. Its part of the default installation of Webmanager.

The problem arises when i do the following:

if(elements[i] instanceof nl.gx.webmanager.cms.richtext.RichTextElementImpl) {

I know for certain that is the type of element. So i know it exists in Webmanager. But if i add the import my wcb will not be installed.


What am i doing wrong?

Greetings,

Robertus

The first problem is that you should not be using the RichTextElementImpl at all. It is a class which is internal to WM and should not be used by other WCBs. Perhaps you meant RichTextElement which is the interface which is part of the WM API. RichTextElement should be accessible by your WCB and should work fine.

cheers,

Simon

Hi Simon,

How should I check the elements of a MediaItem then?
Because if i check if its an instanceof RichTextElement it just passes over the item.

Is there any other way to retrieve the body of a MediaItem?

Greetings,

Robertus

Try again. It shouldn't just pass over it. If it does then there is possibly something wrong on a OSGi / class loader level.

cheers,

Simon

The interface that the RichTextElementImpl implements is not RichTextElement but RichTextInlineElement. I agree, it is confusing. The RichTextElement interface is implemented by the WYSIWIG element which is 'another' rich text element.
So try checking if is an instance of RichTextInlineElement...

Regards, Ivo