Should deploying a .rar put those classes in the Weblogic Classpath?

Should deploying a .rar put those classes in the Weblogic Classpath?
          I am deploying an EJB and a RAR, the EJB has no dependencies on the
          RAR b/c the EJB is writing to the Common Client Interface(CCI). The EJB
          client app has
          sends/marshals as parameters classes that are defined in the RAR.
          For some reason the EJB's class loader hierachy cannot find the definition
          of this RAR specific class, even though the RAR is deploying. I receive the
          following error on the EJB client:
          ===========================================================
          java.rmi.UnmarshalException: error unmarshalling arguments; nested exception
          is:
          java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
          com.myclientcompany.server.eai.InteractionSpecImpl
          java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
          com.myclientcompany.server.eai.InteractionSpecImpl
          <<no stack trace available>>
          ===========================================================
          Marc T. Calello
          Momentum Software, Inc
          Austin, TX
          [email protected]

          When you pass an instance of
          com.myclientcompany.server.eai.InteractionSpecImpl
          as an argument to your EJB, the appServer needs to
          de-serialize(unmarshall)
          the object under the EJB context, and it needs the required class for
          unmarshalling,
          inside the ejb-jar(raTester.jar).
          So if you include the interactionspecimpl class in your ejb-jar file,
          then you dont need
          to include those classes in your server's classpath.
          prasen
          "Marc T. Calello" wrote:
          >
          > Should deploying a .rar put those classes in the Weblogic Classpath?
          > I am deploying an EJB and a RAR, the EJB has no dependencies on the
          > RAR b/c the EJB is writing to the Common Client Interface(CCI). The EJB
          > client app has
          > sends/marshals as parameters classes that are defined in the RAR.
          > For some reason the EJB's class loader hierachy cannot find the definition
          > of this RAR specific class, even though the RAR is deploying. I receive the
          > following error on the EJB client:
          > ===========================================================
          > java.rmi.UnmarshalException: error unmarshalling arguments; nested exception
          > is:
          > java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
          > com.myclientcompany.server.eai.InteractionSpecImpl
          > java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
          > com.myclientcompany.server.eai.InteractionSpecImpl
          > <<no stack trace available>>
          > ===========================================================
          >
          > --
          > Marc T. Calello
          > Momentum Software, Inc
          > Austin, TX
          > [email protected]

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I want to play a song I bought but when I press play it says I need to authorize my PC but when I put in my Apple ID it says its already authorized. What should I do to be able to play the song?

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Hi all,
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class A {
    public static void main(String[] args) { }
class B {}
class C {}
class D {}Is it better to have class B in a B.java file, and class C in C.java, etc? In the real-world workplace, what is the usual practice?
Thank you for your replies.
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How to put multiple classes in a single file?

Hello,
I'd like to put mutliple classes in a single file. (This
would be useful for grouping children that are minor extensions of
parent classes or helper classes that are used by one class only).
When I tried to put two classes in one file, I got this error
message:
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one can be
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outside the package
are invisible to code outside the file.
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implements my custom security realm but I am wondering what is the best way
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Does this mean that I have to manually copy the class files over that
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Thanks Danut,
A jar file seems to be a good way to package it up but it sounds like it
still needs to be manually copied to each Weblogic server install directory
post-installation and whenever it is updated. I thought it would be nice to
be able to deploy/update the custom security realm by uploading it through
the Console just as you can with web applications and EJBs.
Brian
"Danut Prisacaru" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3aba2db0$[email protected]..
You have to have your Custom Realm class in the class path. I usually havea
jar file with all the Custom Realm classes and that jar I copy it in thelib
folder. Then I modify "startWebLogic.cmd" and I add to the classpath
".\lib\CustomRealm.jar"
set
CLASSPATH=.;.\lib\weblogic_sp.jar;.\lib\weblogic.jar;.\lib\CustomRealm.jar;
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Be aware that in order to have you custom realm besides creating thecustom
realm using the console you also have to create a custom caching andchoose
that one as your default caching realm.
Here is how the security settings are looking in my "config.xml"
<CustomRealm Name="CustomRealm"
RealmClassName="Custom.appserver.weblogic.security.CustomRealm"/>
<CachingRealm BasicRealm="CustomRealm" CacheCaseSensitive="true"
Name="CustomCachingRealm"/>
<Realm CachingRealm="CustomCachingRealm" FileRealm="wl_default_file_realm"
Name="wl_default_realm"/>
<FileRealm Name="wl_default_file_realm"/>
<Security GuestDisabled="false"
Name="mydomain" PasswordPolicy="wl_default_password_policy"
Realm="wl_default_realm"/>
Danut

Hello - I used a Sony DVD to burn 350 songs. When I put the DVD into another computer to rip those 350 songs, the 'import songs' button never appeared in the lower right hand corner of iTunes. What's preventing songs from being ripped?

Hello - I used a Sony DVD to burn 350 songs from my iTunes library to share with a friend. When I put the DVD into my friend's computer to rip those 350 songs, the 'import songs' button never appeared in the lower right hand corner of iTunes. Anybody know what's preventing me from ripping what's on the DVD?

When I put the DVD into my friend's computer to rip those 350 songs, the 'import songs' button never appeared in the lower right hand corner of iTunes.
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