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Hi,
Because I have to connect to Weblogic from a COM Client (ASP), I have to
start WL with the SDK instead of the JDK.
But when I start the server the following error occurs:
The WebLogic Server did not start up properly.
Exception raised: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
at weblogic/Server.startServerStatically
at weblogic/Server.main
at weblogic/Server.main
I tried the following script:
set WL_HOME=c:\programme\weblogic
set SDK_HOME="c:\programme\Microsoft SDK for Java 4.0"
set JDK_HOME=c:\programme\java\jkd122
set
WL_CL_PATH=%WL_HOME%\classes;%WL_HOME%/license;%WL_HOME%/lib/weblogicaux.jar;%WL_HOME%/myserver/serverclasses
set PATH=%SDK_HOME%\bin;%JDK_HOME%\bin;%wl_home%\bin
set
CLASSPATH=%WL_HOME%\lib\weblogic510sp2boot.jar;c:\programme\java\jConnect\jconn2.jar;
          c:\programme\java\jConnect\jconnect.jar;%WL_HOME%/classes/boot;
%WL_HOME%/eval/cloudscape/lib/cloudscape.jar;%WL_HOME%/lib/poolorb.jar;
          %WL_CL_PATH%;c:\Winnt\Java\Classes\classes.zip
jview /d:weblogic.system.disableWeblogicClassPath=true weblogic.Server
Are there any hints what there has to be done? Have I forgotten
anything? How can I examine which class was not found?
Thanks,
     Andreas Bunge

Hi,
I just read the docu again:
"Finally, you will need to run WebLogic Server using the Microsoft SDK
for Java. COM clients are not support when running WebLogic
Server under a Sun JVM"
(http://www.weblogic.com/docs51/classdocs/API_com.html)
So, I think it is necessary to run WL under SDK, but I still have the
problem I mentioned in a previous posting. So, can anybody help me
solving this problem?
Andreas Bunge schrieb:
>
Hi,
well, I think I have read something in the WL-Docu about WL only
supporting COM-objects when it runs under sdk??
At the moment, the only problem is to start the server under SDK. But if
this is not necessary, I would be happy because I tested WL under JDK.
Do you have WLS and COM clients in the same machine???Yes, I might do so to test a little bit. Are there any things I have to
know about doing so?
At last, I have a WL 5.1 and and an IIS and I want to access EJBS (WL)
with help of ASP (IIS).
So, I will try it with starting WL with JDK.
Thanks,
Andreas Bunge

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