On 3/25/03 11:18 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Well, it's clear to me what's happening, for whatever that's worth.  I'm
> sure it's clear to Jens too, but I'll summarize it anyway for the benefit of
> the mail archives, if nothing else.  Also, there's a possible solution
> suggested below for Jens' specific problem.
> 
> <workaround>
> So, in the case of WSDDProvider, you must ensure that the classloader that
> loads WSDDProvider can "see" all of the implementations of that service you
> want to use.  If you put WSDDProvider into a parent classloader, your
> application's implementations will go undiscovered.
> </workaround>

This is possible as long as you don't use Weblogic, EJBs and a shared
archive containing all your custom classes ;(

Jens  




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