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BEA Application trying to Connect to a Websphere Web Service

 
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I have an application installed on a BEA Weblogic server and I'm trying to connect to a Websphere Web Service. The application was written in RAD and originally deployed on WAS server, so it used the WAS Web Service Client to connect to the web service. I have included the jar for the WAS Web Service client but I'm still getting the following error.

Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this? I have exhausted my thought and search capabilities.

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Troy

 
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Did the applciation deployed properly. is it possible for you to include weblogic log?
 
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It said it deployed correctly. When I watch my local console it throws a couple errors when I start the application, but it doesn't stop it from starting. For some reason these error messages are not being logged to any of the log files I can find. Any ideas where I should look?
 
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