Completely wipe the contents of your deployments/ folder, then rebuild your application.
Note: That only works *after* cleaning up userlibs/, particularly the poi libraries.
Hello All,
Convert the XLSX File to XLS then Upload The XLS File .There u can find the solution , Hope it will be Helpful.
Hey Alex,
I feel your pain, this literally just happened to me. Before the update, the GenerateExcelDoc java action allowed for two separate objects to be used for the input and output, with the input object not even needing to be a generalization of FileDocument. So I updated the entity we were using to be a generalization of FileDocument, configured the input and output objects to be the same in the config for the GenerateExcelDoc java action, and updated the access rights on that updated object.
Another thing that I ended up doing, that I don’t believe was the fix but was probably good for the ecosystem of the app, was to completely wipe out the entirety of the userlib folder and redownload each of the appstore modules systematically. I did all of this in a separate branch so as not to make anything worse, tested it there and got it all to work again.
So hopefully one of these will do the trick for you!
Hi Alex,
I had te same error recently. I see you already removed a lot of double UserLibs, this is probably caused by another double UserLib. In my case this was caused by the XMLBeans.jar, there were multiple versions of this. One of the files was called XBeans.jar, this is what caused the error in my case.
You should delete all of them except for the newest one.
Hope this helps!
Hello Alex,
As you mentioned, you already tried all suggested ways.. I would suggest you to redownload the dependent module of excel importer/exporter and try.
Hope it helps!!