I figured out that the problem was being caused by api version conflicts. My
webapp had a mail.jar api and jboss was giving me a session throug jndi with
it's own version... removing the one in the app solved the problem...
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I forgot to mention, im using java 1.5 and jboss 4.0.2
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Hi, i'm trying to get a javax.mail.Session fron JNDI, and getting a
ClassCastException, even tho if i do System.out.print() of the context lookup,
i see a javax.mail.Session object instance...
Here is the code:
| InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| out.print(ctx.lookup("java:comp
it definately helps... and gives me hope. When jboss removes axis from the web
services stack, the problem will go away...
Ultimately i think that i need to learn if it is possible to resolve the
problem and how, by using class loader issolation/override, since you never
know when you'll be ru
Hi...
I have a big problem. My web app (in a war) uses a version of axis that has a
method not present in the axis-ws4ee.jar, but evidently the classloader is
trying to use classes in axis.ws4ee.jar.
I've tried several things (like isolating the web app) unsuccesfully, at this
point i'm not s
Hi there...
I have a big problem. My web app (in a war) uses a version of axis that has a
method not present in the axis-ws4ee.jar, but evidently the classloader is
trying to use classes in axis.ws4ee.jar.
I've tried several things (like isolating the web app) unsuccesfully, at this
point i'm
