Thanks.
I put the servlet and UserInfo into servletclasss and it works well.
Best Regards
Huyong
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>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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