which classpath is your servlet in? and which classpath is the UserInfo in?
if they are in different classpath, i.e. the servlet is in servletsclasspath
and UserInfo is in the system classpath, then they use different
classloaders, that's probably why the servlet couldn't find UserInfo.
try to put them in the same classpath?
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>Hi,
> I use Weblogic as my servlet server and want to use getObject() to get
>information from applet.The information I use is defined as a class which
>implements java.io.Serializable named UserInfo.The UserInfo.class is added
>to a .jar file which doesn't located in c:\weblogic\servletclasses.
>
> In applet,the code is:
> UserInfo user=new UserInfo();
> user.setName("Huyong"); //setName is a method of UserInfo
> outtoServlet.writeObject(user);
> //outtoServlet is a outstream var
>
> These code can run successfully,the servlet's code is
> UserInfo user=null; //right!!!
> user=(UserInfo)infromApplet.readObject(); //error!!!
>
> These code can be compiled successfully and the first row can run
>well,but
>the second row can't run right and throwes
>java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:UserInfo.
> I don't know why it throwes such a exception since UserInfo user=null can
>run successful. Can not the servlet find the .jar file when it run? Is
>there
>some setting about servlet in Weblogic?
> Any suggetion is helpful to me.
>Thanks in advanced.
>
>Huyong
>
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