Facing class not found problem

Hi guys i am using c3-00 ,LAST day i just update my software version to 8.60 ,i really enjoyed the new update but i will face new problem, every application cant opened:it shows app error the details shown JAVA CLASS NOT FOUND ,and i try to reset my phone but the secuirty code also cahanged so i am really upsad with simley sad .any one please help me this is my no 9940922030.My mail id is [email protected]

Hi,
If you have not changed security code before, default code is 12345.
Try reset factory settings and if it does not help, please try to reupdate your phone with Nokia Suite.
At last maybe it is best you visit to the nearest Nokia Care Point ni your area.
Br
mahayv

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"Mark Priest" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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When I deploy EJBs to the iPlanet app server I find that I need to include
all supporting classes in each ejb jar file. According to the
Administrator's manual I should be able to modify the kjs classpath bydoing
the following:
On Windows
a.. Open iPlanet Registry Editor.
(See About iPlanet Registry Editor)
b.. Open the following key:
SOFTWARE\iPlanet\Application Server\6.0\Java\
c.. Modify the class path and restart the server for the change to take
effect.
However, when I add my supporting classes to a jar in this directory Istill
get a class not found exception when I run the deployment tool.
Adding the classes to each EJB jar is redundant and introduces lots of
problems. How should I configure iPlanet so I only need to put my
supporting classes in one place?
Thanks,
Mark

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