Thank you for your reply. Here is the classpath.txt:
# JVM == java
# JVMOptions ==
# JDB == jdb
# JDBOptions ==
# ApplicationClass == ${basePackage}.Application
APPROOT\Resources\Java\
APPROOT\Resources\Java\staffdirectory.jar
LOCALROOT\Library\Frameworks\JavaWOExtensions.framework\Resources\Java\JavaW
OExtensions.jar
WOROOT\Library\Frameworks\JavaEOAccess.framework\Resources\Java\javaeoaccess
.jar
WOROOT\Library\Frameworks\JavaEOControl.framework\Resources\Java\javaeocontr
ol.jar
WOROOT\Library\Frameworks\JavaFoundation.framework\Resources\Java\javafounda
tion.jar
WOROOT\Library\Frameworks\JavaJDBCAdaptor.framework\Resources\Java\javajdbca
daptor.jar
WOROOT\Library\Frameworks\JavaWebObjects.framework\Resources\Java\javawebobj
ects.jar
WOROOT\Library\Frameworks\JavaXML.framework\Resources\Java\javaxml.jar
So it's looking for .Application in the {basePackage}? But I don't have a
{basepackage}, all my source code are in default package. How to change it?
On 6/25/08 4:44 PM, "Guido Neitzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 25.06.2008, at 17:37, Wen Xia wrote:
>
>> I don't understand why it's looking for .Application class. The app
>> is compiled using java 1.5 and the server is running java 1.5 as
>> well. The application runs well in my Leopard development mac.
>> Anyone knows how to fix it? Please advise.
>
> Check the generated classpath file inside your application.
>
> cug
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