At a guess, the @com tags are
confusing jserv's custom classloader.
Try putting your com classes on
the system classpath (or in trustlib).
A longer term strategy might be
to use Jintegra to connect to your
com objects, it is 'pure java' and
works with modern jvms.
Raj Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>I'm currently in the process of writing a Java servlet that relies on
>Microsoft's Java Native extensions to use interfaces in a COM object. The
>current setup I have is the following:
>
>Win Nt 2000 Workstation
>Apache 1.3.12 for Win32
>Apache Jserv 1.0
>Microsoft Java SDK 4.0
>JSDK 2.0
>
>I modified the jserv.properties file to use the Java Virtual Machine
>(JVIEW.EXE) instead of Sun's (JAVA.EXE). I tried the test servlet
>(IsItWorking.class) and that works fine.
>
>Here's the problem I'm having:
>
>I have wrapper classes for the interfaces in my COM object. If I
>instantiate of these objects from a normal Java application everything works
>fine. However, when I try to instantiate the same object from within a
>servlet (for example in the init() member function) I receive a
>java.lang.ClassFormatError. I'm certain I'm using the same class files for
>both the application and the servlet.
>
>Anyone have any ideas?
>Raj
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