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24 24  {{/code}}
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26 -Is the mod//WebObjects.so file still where this line says it is? If not, you may have to hunt around to find another copy.//
26 +Is the mod_WebObjects.so file still where this line says it is? If not, you may have to hunt around to find another copy.
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28 -If these steps fail, check in with the mailing list. Explain what you have done and what you are seeing. And explain that the wiki was incredibly useful and more stuff should be documented
28 +If these steps fail, check in with the mailing list. Explain what you have done and what you are seeing. And explain that the wiki was incredibly useful and more stuff should be documented!
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30 30  === ERXExtensions have not been initialized. ===
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32 32  When your application starts running you might get the message:
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34 34  ERXExtensions have not been initialized. Please report the classpath and the rest of the bundles to the Wonder mailing list:
35 -Remaining WONDER:JavaXML, JavaFoundation, ERJars, JavaEOControl, JavaWOExtensions, JavaEOAccess, JavaJDBCAdaptor, JavaWOSMIL, ERExtensions, JavaWebObjects
35 + Remaining [WONDER:JavaXML, JavaFoundation, ERJars, JavaEOControl, JavaWOExtensions, JavaEOAccess, JavaJDBCAdaptor, JavaWOSMIL, ERExtensions, JavaWebObjects]
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37 37  ==== Fix 1 ====
38 38  
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1 +2012-01-14 06:00:08.174
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1 +XWiki.fijaz
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1 +In my case, I observed this problem when I tried to place my framework in a folder which does not have the same name as the framework's name. E.g. I had a framework called "KlokDB" and I placed in a folder "KlokDB/trunk" or "KlokDB/trunk/KlokDB1", I got "ERXExtensions have not been initialized." exception. The moment I moved my framework to "KlokDB" or "KlokDB/trunk/KlokDB", it worked.
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1 +The most common problem seems to be:
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3 +1) java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:com/webobjects/appserver/WOApplication
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5 +but I don't see the problem discussed this way.
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7 +2) Suggestion:  Add notes saying where LOCALROOT and WOROOT are defined, and what files need to be there, etc.
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1 +The best way to start solving these problems is to launch the application from the command line.
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3 +Navigate in terminal to the .woa folder and then type,
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5 +./YourWOApplicationName
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1 +XWiki.probert
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1 +The best way to NOT have this issue is to embedded the frameworks into the application bundle.