Has anybody tried to run Salesforce's Quickstart sample application? It's a simple, pure-Java command-line Axis client.
I am able to build and run it just fine within Eclipse, but if I export Quickstart.jar (ensuring that Quickstart is specified as the main class in the manifest) and try to run from a command line, all I get is NoClassDefFoundError on AxisFault. This is my invocation: java -cp $AXIS_CLASSPATH -jar Quickstart.jar AXIS_CLASSPATH looks like this (I'm on Mac OS X, so AXIS_HOME is /Library/WebObjects/Extensions): /Library/WebObjects/Extensions/activation.jar:/Library/WebObjects/Extensions /avalon-framework-4.1.2.jar:/Library/WebObjects/Extensions/axis-ant.jar:/Lib rary/WebObjects/Extensions/axis.jar:/Library/WebObjects/Extensions/commons-d iscovery.jar:/Library/WebObjects/Extensions/commons-logging.jar:/Library/Web Objects/Extensions/jaxrpc.jar:/Library/WebObjects/Extensions/log4j-1.2.8.jar :/Library/WebObjects/Extensions/logkit-1.0.1.jar:/Library/WebObjects/Extensi ons/saaj.jar:/Library/WebObjects/Extensions/servlet.jar:/Library/WebObjects/ Extensions/wsdl4j.jar As you can see, that's all the Axis jars. So why aren't the Axis classes being found? Denise ________________________________________________________________ This message could have been secured by PGP Universal. To secure future messages from this sender, please click this link: https://keys.pgp.com/b/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
