This one time, at band camp, Weir, John said:
WJ>I would make a guess and say that your servlet engine has two instances of
WJ>some Catory/JDO class loaded, in different classloaders. Probably one loaded
WJ>
WJ>-----Original Message-----
WJ>From: Orlando Varela [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
WJ>Sent: 21 March 2002 21:17
WJ>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WJ>Subject: [castor-dev] Castor throuble
WJ>
WJ>I'm sure that empresa is not null and is a valid instance of Empresa.
WJ>
WJ>If we run the code in standalone mode (with out the jsp) it works fine.
WJ>
WJ>Please does any body know what is the problem, we really need the help.
Orlando,
John is exactly correct. This is a Classloader issue. Try using the
following method to tell the JDO instance what Classloader to use:
org.exolab.castor.jdo.JDO.setClassloader()
Use it like so:
_jdo.setClassloader( getClass().getClassloader() );
Bruce
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