> Hi Vlada, > > The more I think about it, the following scenario seems probable to me: > > You wrote that you have put the torque.jar in the jre library path. So > maybe (I have no largeknowledge of class loaders) BasePeer tries to > instantiate the Map builder classes in the System class loader. In this > class loader, it cannot find the Map Builder classes. > This would result in the following: > - the static initializers of a Peer is called > - it calls BasePeer.getMapBuilder(String) > - This method cannot instantiate the Map Builder, but does not throw an > Exception (BUG, I have already added it to scarab) > - you end up with a message in your error log, but no other sign of the > error except no db maps present > > Try to remove torque.jar from the jre path and (if you have a web > application) put it in WEB-INF/lib instead or (if you have a standalone > application) add it to the -classpath argument of your program start. > > Please tell us if that worked. > > Thomas >
SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!FINALY! That was it. I can't believe we did it. Thanks a lot, Thomas, I oaw you one. I knew this would be something stupid, but I would've never thought of this. Thanks again, man, I hope I'll be able to return the favor some day ;-). --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
