com.odi
Class ClassNotRegisteredException

java.lang.Object
  java.lang.Throwable
      java.lang.Exception
          java.lang.RuntimeException
              com.odi.ObjectStoreException
                  com.odi.SchemaException
                      com.odi.ClassNotRegisteredException

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable

public final class ClassNotRegisteredException

extends SchemaException

Thrown whenever an attempt is made to access a class that is not known to PSE/PSE Pro because the class was not registered with a call to the ClassInfo.register() method.

There are several situations that can cause this exception.

• CLASSPATH error - Check your CLASSPATH environment variable and ensure that the system is loading the annotated class files before the unannotated files.

• Postprocessing error - When you run the postprocessor (osjcfp), you must run it on all classes in your application in one execution. This ensures that all of your classes are annotated correctly. For more complex applications, and applications that use libraries, you might want to postprocess classes in multiple batches. Check the documentation in Chapter 8 of the user guide to ensure that you are postprocessing batches correctly.

• Schema error - You might have changed the definition of a class for which instances were already stored in the database. For example, suppose you store an instance of X.Y in a database and you associate it with a database root. Then you move X.Y to a new package and it becomes the X.A.Y class. You recompile and repostprocess the class. Now when you try to use the database root to navigate to the instance of Y, PSE/PSE Pro has no information about X.Y even though an instance of it exists in the database.

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