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Errors when using optforce
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Hi all, when I run the optforce, I meet the followed error. Could you help me find the reason?
The code and error is as followed:
constrOpt = struct('rxnList', {{'r_1714', 'r_2111', 'new5'}}, 'values', [-1.634, 0, 1.9]');
[mustLSet, pos_mustL] = findMustL(model1, minFluxesW, maxFluxesW, 'constrOpt', constrOpt, ...
'runID', runID, 'outputFolder', 'OutputsFindMustL', ...
'outputFileName', 'MustL' , 'printExcel', 1, 'printText', 1, ...
'printReport', 1, 'keepInputs', 1, 'verbose', 0);
No constructor 'org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFWorkbook' with matching signature found.
Error in xlwrite (line 150)
xlsWorkbook = XSSFWorkbook();
Error in findMustL (line 333)
xlwrite([outputFileName '_Info'], Info);
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Start by reproducing the supplied optforce/findMustL call, then inspect xlwrite at line 150 and findMustL at line 333, where the XSSFWorkbook constructor is involved in Excel output. Check the Apache POI dependency and the expected Java/MATLAB setup; done means the call completes and writes the requested Excel output without the constructor error.
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