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Sorry, I missed your original reply, To be honest I'm not sure what to suggest next? I will mention the obvious, are you restarting Ready API after altering the contents of the ext directory?
The one thing that I'm not 100% sure of is whether the ooxml-schemas-1.4.jar file replaces poi-ooxml-schemas4.0.1.jar or sits along side it? The Apache FAQ uses the rather ambiguous text (my emphasis):
"Every so often, you may try to use part of the file format which isn't included in the minimal poi-ooxml-schemas jar. In this case, you should switch to the full ooxml-schemas-1.4.jar."
Does switch mean replace??? Perhaps try removing the file poi-ooxml-schemas4.0.1.jar but this is just a guess.
Radford Hi,
Yes I do restart readyAPI after change in EXT folder.
I also had same question that the ooxml-schemas-1.4.jar file replaces poi-ooxml-schemas4.0.1.jar or sits along side it?
tried both options but did not work either.
Not sure if i am missing somthing trivial.
If nothing works I might try earlier version but not the best choice still.
regards,
Manali
- Radford6 years agoSuper Contributor
Just one last thought, I've just checked the "lib" folder of my Ready API installation. it actually contains the poi-* jar files. It looks like Ready API is installed with it's own copy of the Apache POI library, version 3.12 (Note: I'm currently running version 1.7).
Perhaps there is some sort of clash between the pre-installed version 3.12 and the additional 4.0.1 you have added to the ext directory. I note that the pre-installed version does not have the full ooxml-schemas file in the lib directory, possibly your code may be using this version?
A couple of suggestions:- Perhaps try just deleting the version you have added to the ext directory and use the pre-installed libraries?
- Perhaps add just the file ooxml-schemas-1.3.jar to the lib (or ext) directory.
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