Larry,
You *probably* have a classloader issue. If you look at the MBean (here for
the embedded version of WAS 5 in RAD, you'll have to find the correct MBean
for WAS 6...)
WebSphere:name=UTC.war,process=server1,Application=IBMUTC,platform=common,
node=localhost,J2EEName=IBMUTC#UTC.war,Server=server1,version=5.0,type=WebMod
ule,
mbeanIdentifier=cells/localhost/applications/IBMUTC.ear/deployments/IBMUTC/de
ployment.xml#WebModuleDeployment_1,
cell=localhost
getClassLoaderInfo(java.lang.String)
level: (int)
atDepthOnly: (boolean)
showClasses: true
showCodeSource: true
showDelegation: true
showHierarchy: true
showModules: (boolean)
showDepth: true
This operation will return an XML with your classloader tree, showing which
classes were loaded and from what source.
Brennan
-----Original Message-----
From: Xu, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2007 2:57 PM
To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: axis2 on Websphere
Hi guys, I have a Axis2 webservice deployed on a Websphere App Server 6, and
my client web app is deployed on Websphere App Server 5, whenever I try to
invoke in the webservice in my web app client, it gives me ClassDefNotFound
exception for various class which ARE included in the axis jars that I put in
my web app's web-inf/lib directory. When I do a Class.forName() for that
class I can find it, yet during runtime it still gives me the
ClassDefNotFound exception. Is there some incompatibility issues with WAS 5
and axis2 jars?
Thanks,
Larry Xu
