Aditya Kumar wrote:Since no one has replied to my question, it probably means, among others things, one of these two:
1. My question is really stupid to warrant an answer.
2. My question is too sophisticated for a straightforward answer.
In any case - I am still stuck with this issue. If there is any more information that I could give here, please let me know!
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Cheers, Martijn,
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Martijn Verburg wrote:If that echo is not displaying an actual path, it means that weblogic.jar.classpath property is not being set correctly. Since it's weblogic.jar.classpath property that you're referring to in your call, it's not going to be able to find the class it needs. You'll need to investigate why weblogic.jar.classpath isn't being set.
Cheers, Martijn,
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I think you still need to resolve this.
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