Bc4j.xcfg not found

hello,
newbie get crazy,
i build the bussiness components tutorial...all fing seems to be fine.
if i "run" the application i get the error what the bc4j.xcfg is not found
in the classpath. i can found this file inside the ..common directory of my
workspace. i read the issue in the release notes but i canot follow this
because it do not fit. any ideas?
best regards
peter ;-)

Peter,
The client project referes to the classes directory of your
BC4J project. If this is not setup correctly then you will
see this error.
1. Rebuild your BC4J project
2. Use BC4J Tester and make sure you can see your AppModule.
3. In your client project make sure there is a library definition, whose classpath refers to BC4J project's classes directory.
HTH,
Sathish.
hello,
newbie get crazy,
i build the bussiness components tutorial...all fing seems to be fine.
if i "run" the application i get the error what the bc4j.xcfg is not found
in the classpath. i can found this file inside the ..common directory of my
workspace. i read the issue in the release notes but i canot follow this
because it do not fit. any ideas?
best regards
peter ;-)

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