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Hi All,

I am getting the above exception every time I do a clean build from my RAD IDE. The class its referring to is specified in a spring xml file. On server start up everything is fine. It happens only when I do a clean build. Anybody knows why?

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Sorry for this remark.

It is because you are using RAD.

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Mark Spritzler wrote:Sorry for this remark.

It is because you are using RAD.

Mark




Thanks for the reply Mark. Can you tell me why its because of RAD? Is there no way I can avoid this? Problem seems to be with java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass. Below is the stack trace



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Rad is an IBM product that is tightly coupled to IBM way of thinking. It is very difficult to install the Spring Eclipse plugins.

Therefore the configuration of the die makes itmtough to get it to play nicelymwith things that are not IBM products.

Download Spring Toolsuite instead and use it.

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Mark,

Thanks for the reply. I am not using any spring eclipse plugins. I am just using a spring.jar. I will try spring tool suite and see.

 
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Arjun Reddy wrote:Mark,

Thanks for the reply. I am not using any spring eclipse plugins. I am just using a spring.jar. I will try spring tool suite and see.



So basically, the IDE doesn't know about anything Spring and therefore the IDE will show errors. but your server had the jar file and runtime loads the correct files to work.

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Thanks for the reply Mark. I made the class defined in spring xml file a jar and its working fine now.

 
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