OC4J-Weblogic

Hi, please help me, we need to communicate two j2ee applications, one is deployed in bea weblogic 7 service pack 4, the other is deployed in oracle ias 903, we want to call session beans methods deployed in bea from session beans deployed in ias. But we are having troubles with the weblogic.jar library, we need help about issues about do this, we have been trying but we get several exceptions in several conditions:
- NoClassDefFound: Sometimes when we are trying to get the initial context to the weblogic server(WLInitialContextFactory)
- NoClassFound:
- weblogic.common.internal.VersioningError: No WebLogic packages defined in CLASSPATH
Please someone have an idea about the best way to do this, webservices are out of discussion, GOD I BELIEVED IN THE J2EE PROMISES ABOUT DISTRIBUTED COMPONENTS COMMUNICATION WITHOUT PROBLEMS !!
Please HELP !!

Hi 395477,
Although this is probably not your only problem, from what you have posted, it looks (to me) like OC4J cannot find any of the WebLogic classes. I think you simply need to copy the relevant WebLogic JAR file(s) to the relevant OC4J directory. The "library" element in the "application.xml" file gives the relevant location.
I am using OC4J stand-alone version 10.0.3.0.0 (developer preview) on a SUN [sparc] with Solaris 7 and J2SE 1.4.2_02. The "home" directory for my OC4J installation is:
/OC4J
So the "application.xml" file is located in directory:
/OC4J/j2ee/home/config
Hopefully this will get you past your current problem -- but I'm sure you'll immediately run into another one afterwards. (Feel free to ask away :-)
Good Luck,
Avi.

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[Post New]posted Today 11:09:13 AM private message
Quote [Up]
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