"sgwood" wrote : 
  | bcel comes with JBoss (server/default/lib/bcel.jar). It just looks like you have 
incompatible versions of JBoss EJB and bcel in the classpath.
  | 
  | How did you start JBoss? In a shell window, running:
  | 
  | <nukes_install_dir>/jboss-3.2.3_nukes-1.0.0/bin/run ?
  | Sherman

This is exactly what I did. And I also try deleting bcel.jar and see what happens. It 
turns out throwing the same exception... So I suspect jboss either never found 
bcel.jar in the first place or there is a conflict with other jars. 
  For your information, my CLASSPATH = %JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar;
and that's it. Should cause a conflict at all..

Anyway, I am still trying to find out what goes wrong. If this problem persists, I 
might go back building from cvs again.... although that may be a hassle (at least to 
me)... Thanks Sherman.

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