James, The Microsoft JVM only supports JDK 1.1x. Axis requires at least JDK 1.3+. I do not know of any options for that JDK level.
Good luck, Rick Kellogg -----Original Message----- From: James Heffernan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 8:01 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Using Axis with MS JVM Hi, I am trying to use axis to build a client application which so far has worked fine. However I have come to a bit of a dilemma. The environment I'm trying to integrate the client app into uses the Microsoft JVM, in fact just to incorporate classes into that environment they must be built using the jvc compiler (VJ6.0). I have been able to build the classes generated from the wsdl2java utility using that compiler but trying to run them using jview from the command line or integrating them into the server fails. (running the profiler switch with jview shows the org.apache.axis.client.Service attempted load returns a NoClassDefFoundError even though replacing jview with Sun's 1.3.1 java works fine with the same classpath exactly). Is it that axis just will not work "back that far" in the virtual machine lineage or is there some way I can use it with MS's version? Any suggestions gratefully accepted of course, even if someone knows of another client-side library I would be able to use possibly. Thanks James Heffernan
