Hi,

I was just browing the code and it appears that the classpath attribute is not used.

Please file a bugzilla report if you need this.

Thanks,
Nirmal.


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12/12/2003 09:18 AM
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Hi All, I'm currently trying to expose local classes as services, if I call
on the class when it is located in the same package structure as the invoker
class it executes no problem. I want to be able to invoke it though from
different project sources or jar files, I assume the classpath attribute
must be set but I'm unsure exactly what this entails. I would imagine it is
necessary to inform WSIF of the physical location of this class, but I'm
unsure how to do this. I tried just specifying the physical location, and
then the fully qualified path as classname but get the
ClassNotFoundException.

Could someone perhaps provide an example of using the classpath attribute or
a suggestion on how to use it properly?

Thanks in advance

Damien

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