This indicates that a class uses or extends a class that was in the
classpath of the development environment (assuming it compiled OK), but not
in the classpath of the runtime environments.
If you turn on all levels of logging in the CP service, you should get some
messages that indicate the context of the failure (e.g. which application
object is being initialized or hit by a session), and then perhaps you will
be able to figure out what's missing from the classpath.
-- Curt with a 'C' Springer, Team ND
At 02:12 PM 1/6/00 -0500, Murray, Kurt (K.J.) wrote:
>I support many instances of NetD 4.1.3 on Solaris 2.6 running against NES
>3.6.2 and Oracle 7.3.4 and every single one of them has a similar problem.
>The smdefaultPartition.log repeatedly has the entry:
>"e> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError" If the server gets a lot of hits this
>can be generated thousands of times in a week. The errors don't seem to be
>causing any problems but it makes diagnosing other problems more difficult
>because of the scheer size of the log.
>
>If anyone knows how to be rid of this error I would appreciate your passing
>this information on to me. I'm making the assumption that it is an easy fix
>within the configuration because this is a common problem across 10 projects
>created by ten different teams.
>
>Kurt Murray
>Ford Motor Company
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