WEBLOGIC Jar Files

Dear Friends,
1) What all jar files required in XI Server to Connect for WEBLOGIC Server ( The Queue is in Weblogic Server..From SAP XI we are connecting with the help of JMS Adapter using JNDI )
2) Should we deploy any JAR file in WEBLOGIC server side
3) Should we deploy any Jar files related to JMS in our XI Server.
Thanks for your time and effort.
Regards
Agasthuri Doss

Thanks Shabarish,
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/bf4b1055-0d01-0010-32a3-b3848d77a6b9
We have did it and crossed checked twice.
Any Comments Shabarish
Regards
Agasthuri Doss

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Hi.
Answers inline:
Charlie wrote:
I have two licensing questions about how to redistribute weblogic.jar to the customer.
Q.1 Can I package weblogic.jar file in my company's software application and make
it available to the user? Assuming the user has bought the proper bea license
and weblogic is installed on the server machine already. The purpose of this is
to make it easier for out customer to install the client part of our software
on a pc.Yes, you can distribute the jar file for clients. The license is required for running the
server. It is not required for clients.
>
>
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Thanks.
Jon.
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Hi all,
I'm trying to develop some classes that extend the funcionality of some of
the base classes of weblogic.
Due to security restrictions (I suppose that there's some ClassLoader
mechanism to check if all the classes are loaded from the same jar...) I
need to add these classes to the weblogic.jar.
My question is very simple.
Is it legal? Or should I try another aproches to solve the problem?
If this is not the right group to ask this question, where can I find this
information?
Thanks.
Jon.

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