Simon:
      The short answer is no.  Because of some issue deploying such as
large runtime in WAS 7.0.0.1 (Was takes for ever to deploy 17 mb worth of
jars), I have been creating a shared library in was and associating the
library with my ear, and war modules.  Because the EAR classloader has been
set up as Parent_Last and application mode, this should ensure that the
classes in the shared lib are looked at first and are first in line in the
classloader for the App.  BTW the only thing I have in my META-INF is the
sca-contribution.xml and the MANIFEST.MF, should I have something else?



Angel E. Tomala-Reyes
IBM Corporation, Enterprise Initiatives
Cloud Computing Enablement
Software Engineer



                                                                       
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Hi Angel

It's complaining that it can't find the stax processor for binding.ws
which is in this jar

tuscany-binding-ws-xml.jar

You've got this on your list but the processor is loaded because there
is an entry for it in the META-INF/services directory in that jar.
Hence that jar needs to be on the classpath that is provided to the
Tuscany runtime.

Are all the Tuscany 1.5 jars packaged inside the WAR that you're deploying?

Simon

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