Server Stored Contact Info

Hey Emil, Damian,

With my SoC project, I'm trying to make that little GUI
plug-in for 
account information. I've been working around the problem
I've had of 
not being able to actually use the OperationSet
ServerStoredContactInfo, 
but it's gotten kind of unavoidable recently and so I'm
facing up to the 
fact that I just can't get it working. I'm not sure if I'm
making a Java 
mistake or if I'm just misunderstanding something else, but
some advice 
would be very much appreciated.

For right now, I'm making a first example with ICQ, so the
point where 
I'm trying this line is at a point where "pps"
refers to a 
ProtocolProviderService that we know is a PPSIcqImpl that
has the 
operation set ServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl. In order to
actually work 
with it, I'm trying this:

try
{
OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl ssci = 
(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl)pps.getOperation
Set((Class.forName("OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo
IcqImpl")));
} catch (ClassNotFoundException e)
{
//we always end up here
}

but it always has a ClassNotFoundException. Like I said
before, I don't 
know if I'm making a Java mistake or if it's something else.
Any sort of 
help would be really great. Thank you very much.

Adam

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Hi Adam,

I don't exactly know why you got this error but as you may
have seen 
elsewhere in the project, when this method is called, the
call is 
written like this :


try
{
OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl ssci = 
(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl)pps.getOperation
Set(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl.class); 

} catch (ClassNotFoundException e)
{
}

I don't know if it can help but you can try this.

Ben
> Hey Emil, Damian,
>
> With my SoC project, I'm trying to make that little GUI
plug-in for 
> account information. I've been working around the
problem I've had of 
> not being able to actually use the OperationSet 
> ServerStoredContactInfo, but it's gotten kind of
unavoidable recently 
> and so I'm facing up to the fact that I just can't get
it working. I'm 
> not sure if I'm making a Java mistake or if I'm just
misunderstanding 
> something else, but some advice would be very much
appreciated.
>
> For right now, I'm making a first example with ICQ, so
the point where 
> I'm trying this line is at a point where
"pps" refers to a 
> ProtocolProviderService that we know is a PPSIcqImpl
that has the 
> operation set ServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl. In order
to actually 
> work with it, I'm trying this:
>
> try
> {
> OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl ssci = 
>
(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl)pps.getOperation
Set((Class.forName("OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo
IcqImpl"))); 
>
> } catch (ClassNotFoundException e)
> {
> //we always end up here
> }
>
> but it always has a ClassNotFoundException. Like I said
before, I 
> don't know if I'm making a Java mistake or if it's
something else. Any 
> sort of help would be really great. Thank you very
much.
>
> Adam
>
>
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Hi Adam,

Keep in mind that you should never be using classes that are
defined in 
one of the "impl" subpackages, or that end with an
Impl suffix. In order 
to get an instance of the ServerStoredInfo op set you need
to use the 
class defined in the service.protocol package which is
called the same 
as the one you are using but without the IcqImpl suffix.
This gives you:

     (OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo)pps
        
.getOperationSet(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo.class);


Don't hesitate to ask again if you have other issues
blocking you.

Cheers
Emil

Benoit Pradelle wrote:
> Hi Adam,
> 
> I don't exactly know why you got this error but as you
may have seen 
> elsewhere in the project, when this method is called,
the call is 
> written like this :
> 
> 
> try
> {
> OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl ssci = 
>
(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl)pps.getOperation
Set(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl.class); 
> 
> } catch (ClassNotFoundException e)
> {
> }
> 
> I don't know if it can help but you can try this.
> 
> Ben
>> Hey Emil, Damian,
>>
>> With my SoC project, I'm trying to make that little
GUI plug-in for 
>> account information. I've been working around the
problem I've had of 
>> not being able to actually use the OperationSet 
>> ServerStoredContactInfo, but it's gotten kind of
unavoidable recently 
>> and so I'm facing up to the fact that I just can't
get it working. I'm 
>> not sure if I'm making a Java mistake or if I'm
just misunderstanding 
>> something else, but some advice would be very much
appreciated.
>>
>> For right now, I'm making a first example with ICQ,
so the point where 
>> I'm trying this line is at a point where
"pps" refers to a 
>> ProtocolProviderService that we know is a
PPSIcqImpl that has the 
>> operation set ServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl. In
order to actually 
>> work with it, I'm trying this:
>>
>> try
>> {
>> OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl ssci = 
>>
(OperationSetServerStoredContactInfoIcqImpl)pps.getOperation
Set((Class.forName("OperationSetServerStoredContactInfo
IcqImpl"))); 
>>
>> } catch (ClassNotFoundException e)
>> {
>> //we always end up here
>> }
>>
>> but it always has a ClassNotFoundException. Like I
said before, I 
>> don't know if I'm making a Java mistake or if it's
something else. Any 
>> sort of help would be really great. Thank you very
much.
>>
>> Adam
>>
>>
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