Booting WLS Java classes for JMS C Client

          ** Workshop 8.1 Beta **
          I am trying to boot the WLS server with the WLS Java classes (used for supporting
          the JMS C Client from dev2dev) contained in the CLASSPATH. The JVM is exiting
          with the attached error.
          I have removed the credentials in the config.xml as suggested by the error log.
          Any ideas? Thanks, Craig.
          [errors.txt]

          Problem with loading JMSCHandler.class in the class loader. Added JMSCHandler.class
          to weblogic.jar and problem was resolved..
          "craig" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >
          >
          >** Workshop 8.1 Beta **
          >
          >I am trying to boot the WLS server with the WLS Java classes (used for
          >supporting
          >the JMS C Client from dev2dev) contained in the CLASSPATH. The JVM is
          >exiting
          >with the attached error.
          >
          >I have removed the credentials in the config.xml as suggested by the
          >error log.
          >
          >Any ideas? Thanks, Craig.

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