Bertrand,
This is not a problem with jBPM BPEL. Dealing with classpath exceptions is a
basic Java programming skill. Adding every library you can find will not solve
the problem.
The org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory class resides in the
jnp-client.jar. Your favorite archive utility can help you find files within
archives. Even the Windows XP explorer does it.
Look at the path entry:
${jboss.home}/client/jnp-client.jar
Now that you are sure what archive contains your class, you have to make sure
that the property actually contains the value you want it to have. Did you
modify your {jbpm.bpel.home}/doc/examples/hello/build.properties file to match
your local environment?
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