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In our application we have jacorb.jar in classpath.Some of the classes are colliding with rt.jar and if i run my application from outside by providing my jar in classpath the collided classes have been taken from rt.jar and out application is working fine.

When we start our application with in Weblogic it is not taking rt.jar first it is taking jacorb.jar only.

Can any one give me a solution where i can point rt.jar as the first jar to take classes from in weblogic(We tried Adding rt.jar into Xbootclasspath and adding rt.jar to classpath in weblogic it didnt worked)
 
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Are you using Weblogic 10.0? There is (or was) a known problem with the server using it's own classes instead of the application's, even when the deployment descriptor specified to prefer the "local" class. We moved to 10.3 after I found that "feature", so I don't know if it was ever fixed.
 
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Joe Ess wrote:Are you using Weblogic 10.0? There is (or was) a known problem with the server using it's own classes instead of the application's, even when the deployment descriptor specified to prefer the "local" class. We moved to 10.3 after I found that "feature", so I don't know if it was ever fixed.



Yup we are using Weblogic 10MP1 but here the issue is instead of taking the class from jre it is taking from application.
 
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