Hi,
it's jta.jar which comes with Hibernate.
In Eclipse, make an additional project containing all jars you have.
So you can always search for any class using Ctrl-Shift-T finding the
right jar for it an add it to the project.
Even better:
You can also make a function less class in your project like follows:
import javax.transaction.Synchronization;
public class Imports {
Synchronization a;
}
For the application without any funktion, just to document all the
ClassNotFoundExceptions you faced. If you get another ClassNotFound,
just add the not-found-class to your "Imports" class. There will be
two errors displayed in Eclipse. Go to the (erroneous) import
statement, Press Ctrl-1 and select "Add jar to project build path".
A very simple way to document which jars are needed and to get them
into the project.
Marcus.
> javax/transaction/Synchronization, any idea what package contains this?
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