Seems like a classloader issue. The class trying to load the active mq classes seem to be loaded in a parent classloader is has changed the thread context classloader and not reset it correctly.
Try 1) Adding the active mq jars in the bootclasspath of your orion server 2) If 1) doesn't work, Try adding the active mq jars in the jre/lib/ext directory. Not suggesting that you use this as a permanent solution, but just a few things to try in order to narrow down the issue. If none of the above solutions work, fire up your debugger and set break points and examine 1) Thread#getContextClassLoader() and 2) ca.quicktax.web.servlet.Administration.class.getClassLoader() , ca.intuit.jms.MessageDispatcher.class.getClassLoader() Good luck! Sanjiv On 7/6/06, sgoyette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, That class just provides an abstraction layer. It's derived from another class named JMSConnection and has a sibling named JMSQueue. There really isn't much in either one at this point and removing them to provide a simpler path to aid in diagnostics hasn't really helped so far. I tried replacing the jars as per your comment and got the exact same error. The fact that printing out the classpath at the time of the exception shows that the jars are there is making me a tad frustrated. There must be a dependancy that isn't being met but I'll be darned if I can find it. Steve -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/NoClassDefFoundError-ActiveMQConnectionFactory-tf1897757.html#a5204129 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User forum at Nabble.com.
