Thanks Peter for spreading the right directions on this topic.
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I'm using Vista and don't have this problem. Copying the JARs to the JRE's
endorsed directory might fix this issue but it could cause you grief with other
Java apps. I still think you have some stray jar files that were being picked
up by your JVM (you don't have CLASSPATH set, do you?), but -ve
Thanks for your answer!
I could solve this issue, although it is a strange behaviour. Testing the web
service on another system running Windows XP works fine (I'm using Vista!,
didn't mind it matters).
The solution under Vista is to copy all JARs from /lib endorsed to
/jre/lib/endorsed (I had
Perhaps a stray jaxws library is being picked up. Try adding -verbose:class to
the JAVA_OPTS in the run script. This option causes the JVM to print the
location of each class loaded. Look for where the SOAPMessage class gets
loaded. By the way, this option generate a lot of output - you better r
Yes, I'm already using the JDK6 version of JBoss. And in fact, there are no
search results concerning this issue. :-(
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Did you download the JDK6 variant of JBoss AS 5.0.1.GA? It already has the
necessary jar files in the endorsed directory to avoid this issue:
lib/endorsed/activation.jar
lib/endorsed/jaxb-api.jar
lib/endorsed/jbossws-native-jaxrpc.jar
lib/endorsed/jbossws-native-jaxws-ext.jar
lib/endorsed/jbossws
