If you don't include the helper class in the session bean or entity bean jar
file, then the path where the helper class exists should be specified in
StartWeblogic.cmd file Weblogic classpath
If the helper class is included in the session or entity bean jar file, then
the jar's path must be specified in the Weblogic classpath of
StartWeblogic.cmd file
> Poornima Girish
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sudarson roy pratihar [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 1:19 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Problem in using Helper Classes in Weblogic
>
> I have faced some problem while using helper classes
> in weblogic. Suppose we have a helper class Helper
> which is used in the entitybean(or may be session
> bean). I have put the helper class in the same jar
> file and deployed it in weblogic 5.1. But at the the
> runtime it is giving unmarshalling exception. But if I
> put the Helper.class in some directory which is in the
> classpath of the server, then it works fine. Can
> anybody pls help me in this regard ?
> TIA,
> Sudarson
>
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