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Can we keep blzeds jars in Websphere shared libraries instead of WEB-INF/lib

 
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Hello,

Is it necessary to keep BlazeDS jars always in WEB-INF/lib. When using Websphere can we add BlazeDS jars as shared libraries?

I am running into ClassLoader issues by keeping Flex libs in WEB-INF/lib and application libs in shared libraries.

Whatever approach (putting flex libs in WEB-INF/lib or shared libraries) I use I keep getting ClassNotFound errors. When I added flex libs in shared libraries, I get ClassNotFound for class that is in my WEB-INF/classes folder. How to solve this ClassLoader puzzle?

Is there anything that I do not know or it is just that Flex and BlazeDS are not good for production applications?
 
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Hi,
Please check this if it helps you.

Regards,
amit
 
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This does not help.

Thank you.
 
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Well you can, but it is probably a far better fix to correct the class loader configuration issue you have rather than working around it. WebSphere has fairly extensive documentation about how class loaders work, I'd have a read of them.
 
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