Hi Santosh, Yes, that is precisely the issue that my above post should help you resolve in
OC4J. I had the same problem myself some time ago. Please see this for more details on exactly why:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/oc4j/1013/how_to/how-to-swapxmlparser/doc/readme.html
Just asking it to search your jars first should probably take care of the problem in OC4J. For tomcat, you will have to search for something similar and I am sure you will find it!
Identify the jars in netbeans classpath that do not exist in the tomcat lib directory, and put them where they can be found
Or maybe I am not understanding the issue. I don't understand your statement "client not running on any standalone server". Why would the
client run on a
server? Oh. I guess the client is a web application. Ok. Got it.
Srini