>First, you must insure that you put all of your jars in WEB-INF/lib.
>This is important because of the way that classloaders work. Once a
>classloader has found something in its effective classpath, that is
>where it stops looking. Don't be tempted to put your jars in some
>Oracle lib path.
Follow you, I resisted the temptation -- everything is in the war file
including jars in WEB-INF/lib.
>Next insure that a class can be loaded from
>classes.
>You can do this by creating a class that has no package and calling it
>from a server.
Yes, I can. The following code worked:
<%@ page import="Test" %>
<h1><%= Test.getString() %></h1>
>Examine the application deployment directory structure
>(the expansion that happens after the war or ear is dropped into the
>applications subdirectory of j2ee/server-instance. If an ear, you
>should find a appname/warname file. Below this, you should find a
>directory of appname that contains the webapp. The webapp
>must contain
>a WEB-INF.
Everything is as it should be from the war I deploy.
>The WEB-INF should contain web.xml (you created this for
>your web app). It may also contain some tlds, a classes
>directory and a
>lib directory. The lib directory is where all of your jars (including
>ojb jars as needed) will be. The classes directory should contain all
>of your ojb configuration files (for me it also contains all of my
>struts configuration files) and related dtds. There should also be a
>directory mil in your case (the root of your package names if
>mil.af.xxx
>is your package naming convention).
Yeah, everything is in order.
>Because of the test indicated
>above, it should also contain your package-less .class file.
it does.
>If Oracle
>is not deploying the stuff here, that is why you are getting
>the result
>you are getting. That is, if the files are there, and the classloader
>finds the package-less class, this problem is out of my league.
Damn. Apparently it is out of Oracle's league as well. I been working
with them for about a week now, and so far, you've offered the best
help. Thanks.
>Wayne
Dave
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