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Sir/Madam
I am new to weblogic7.0.Iam trying to deploy hellobean in WLS7.0.Iam getting the following error.
Error from ejbc:Unable to load a class specified in your ejb-jar.xml:examples.ejb21.basic.statelessSession.Hellobean
[java]
[java]
[java]Error:ejbc found errors
[java]
Can anybody help me to solve this problem?
 
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Have you compiled your .java source with the -d option (So that the package folders are created) before preparing the jar file ?
It seems that ejbc is not being able to find the class inside the jar file.
 
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Subhrajitji,
I am having build file.Is it not sufficient to compile the bean,remote,interface and client programmes?
 
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The build file should do the stuff... nevertheless it is always better to double check if the build script is doing what it should be doing
 
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