Will do.  Thanks.Mike

Thank you for your quick response.  I will need too talk with our infrastructure admins.  I'll post log once I have it.  Is there anything in particular that I should be looking for in the log?

This has just recently happened and there have been no changes made on the server, (with the exception of restarting the server after finding out about this issue.).  No long lived processes are currently working at all.  The rendering (short lived) processes seem to work, but if it needs to go beyo...

Jasmin, you've done it again!  Thank you.  I'm not sure which of the other options caused it, (I'm going to assume it was the 'Export Java source files and resources' options for now, but I'll test it later) but I exported the jar with the options you provided and it installed using workbench no pro...

ok, just tried again after moving the component.xml into the src folder, got the same error, but here is the whole section of the log during my attempt to install the jar.

Confirmed.  It is com.adobe.sample.

That one is checked.  I also unchecked the 'Compress the contents of the JAR file' option.  The only option that is checked is the one that you mentioned, Jasmin.  The way I'm going about exporting is right clicking on the project folder, clicking Export, then choosing JAR file, making sure 'Export ...

Sure thing.  Here it is.  In the article the developer suggests copying his component.xml (which was displayed on the web site.) and that's what I did.

Is there a certain place the jar needs to be placed on the server?  I've tried uploading or installing the jar file using workbench with the jar file locally on my machine.  Is this the problem?  I'm trying to follow along with what I read on DevNet here:http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/article...

Does anyone have any experience installing components using workbench?  I've tried a couple of tutorials on how to install a component from Livecycle devnet and I'm not having any luck.  Each time I try to install the component in workbench it fails.  I can't even do the Hello world component.  Anyo...