Hi Paul,
Yep, that makes sense... weblogic.jar should do it, I think (in my case...).
It would be great if you could add that class, when you get a chance!?
Thanks,
Stephen
Paul Smith
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Subject: RE: JMSReceiver - chainsaw
25/05/2004 13:49
> Is there a particular reason why the JMSReceiver isn't part of the
distribution?
Most likely because I create the package for Webstart, and I don't have all
the j2ee libraries to compile it, and so ant skips it.
I could easily add that, but you would still need those libraries required
by the JMS locally I think, say in your local JAVA_HOME/lib/ext directory?
Does that make sense?
cheers,
Paul Smith
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