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noClassDefFoundError in BEA Cluster

 
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Hi everyone,

the last two days I've been struggling with a strange BEA problem.
I'm currently doing some performance testing for the new product of my company
and try it on different BEA domains.
The control flow is more or less the following

-> client sends messages to jms queue --> queue has MDBs that listen and
get messages --> for each message, an MDB calls a stateless enterprise bean.
This bean uses a swing context and inserts data into a database.

When I install the app in a single instance domain, everything works fine.
But using a two instance cluster I get a NoClassDefFoundError message.
The message seems to be thrown while the EJB tries to get a (swing) bean
from the swing context. The beans class is in a different jar located in the
/App-Inf/lib directory.

Anyone has any hint? I'm using BEA 9.2 with patches installed with JRockit
1_50_06 on Suse 10 linux.

Thanks,
Simon
 
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try adding the jar file to each of the server's classpath and see if this resolves the issue, This is just to nail down the root cause.
 
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