Thanks Glen. I've been sidetracked with another development issue and will try your suggestions later today.

Regards
Daniel

Glen Mazza wrote:
Three steps I would recommend:

1.)  Just to confirm that the problem is with OAS and not your WAR file,
I would test to make sure that your WAR works in Tomcat.

2.)  You will probably want to switch to the Apache series of XML
libraries over the default Oracle ones.  (See 2(b) of my blog entry:
http://www.jroller.com/page/gmazza?entry=migrating_spring_based_webapp_from)

3.)  I had a similar difficulty getting OAS to work with my previously
running-on-Tomcat (non-Axis) webapp.  I would recommend activating
classloader logging (same blog entry above) just to make sure it is not
a classloader problem.  I was getting a noninformative error message
just like you and it turned out to be a classloader issue, and the
output log file told me which JAR it was having trouble loading.

HTH,
Glen


Am Mittwoch, den 21.02.2007, 11:31 -0800 schrieb Daniel Teng:
Thanks for getting back to me on this. Unfortunately, we can not migrate to 10.1.3 at this time due to a handful of internal reasons so I need to somehow make this work for 10.1.2 if at all possible.

Thanks
Daniel

Tugdual Grall wrote:
Hello,

It should be enough, but you may have some XML parser conflicting issue.
(will do some testing for you)


Can you migrate to OC4J 10.1.3.x ?
In 10.1.3 Oracle has re-architectured the class loader to provide more flexibility for developer/administrator to deploy application and it will be easier to deploy your axis2 there.

Regards
Tug

On 2/16/07, *Daniel Teng* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    Hi,

    Can someone point me to any information on how to configure Axis2 with
    oc4j 10.1.2?  I haven't had much luck getting past the
    "Happiness Page".  I get an "Internal Server Error" with no stack
    trace
    when I click on the "Validate" button from the Admin page.

    I did the following:
    1. Dropped the *.war file into the oc4j-10.1.2\j2ee\home\applications
    directory. (after starting oc4j, I can see that it expanded the
    war file
    into a folder named axis2 in the same directory).
    2. Went into oc4j-10.1.2\j2ee\home\config and edited the following:

    http-web-site.xml
       <web-app application="default" name="axis2" root="/axis2" />

    application.xml
       <web-module id="axis2" path="../../home/applications/axis2.war"/>

    Are there other steps I am missing?

    Thanks in advance.

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