I guess you can throw exception for the error. You didn't upload the source code so it might be difficult to debug but try using try and catch
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I guess you can throw exception for the error
That shouldn't be necessary - a NoClassDefFoundError tells you exactly which class is missing. jagan billa just didn't post it here. But since the problem occurred more than 2 months ago, I'm guessing it's resolved or obsolete by now.