JboException:JBO-33001 Problem with bc4j.xcfg file

I am developing a JSP application that will be used to evaluate
the JDeveloper 3.2 software for users to edit data in an Oracle
8i database. The database is running on a Sun machine using
solaris 2.8. The web server is Apache 1.13 and the servlet
engine is Tomcat 3.2.
I have read the other postings regarding this problem (Error:
oracle.jbo.JboException: JBO-33001: Cannot find the
configuration file /DataDummy/common/bc4j.xcfg in the classpath)
and their does not appear to be a good description on how
to correct this error.
I have the path and file listed in my tomcat.sh file:
(bc4j.xcfg at end of list)
CLASSPATH=${CLASSPATH}:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/xmlparserv2.j
ar:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/jdev-
rt.zip:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/jbojdbcpatch.zip
:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/connectionmanager.zip:/project2/tom
cat/lib/jdev3_2/jbohtml.zip:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/jboimdom
ains.zip:/project2/tomcat/
lib/jdev3_2/ordim817.zip:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/ordvir817.z
ip:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/ordhttp.zip:/project2/tomcat/lib/
jdev3_2/jbomt.zip:/project
2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/jbodomorcl.zip:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/
jboremote.zip:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/jndi.jar:/project2/tom
cat/lib/jdev3_2/jbodatum12
.zip:/project2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/classes12.zip:/project2/tomcat/
lib/jdev3_2/DataJSP_DataDummy_DataDummy_Module.properties:/projec
t2/tomcat/lib/jdev3_2/bc4j
.xcfg
Should the bc4j.xcfg be liste in the classpath of a different
file than tomcat.sh?
Is my above syntax incorrect for tomcat?
Thank you for your assistance!

Hello!
I got the same problem with Tomcat 3.2. Now I tried Tomcat 4.0.1
and it works.
Bye,
Andreas

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