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I have an webstart app running on weblogic, my app uses some classes from the rt.jar. When I start my app from a client I get some ClassNotFoundException because it can't find classes from the rt.jar file. I have installed jdk1.4.2 on the client.
Is it not possible for my app to see the classes in the rt.jar ???
 
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A possible explanation :
Does the attribute "version" of "j2se" element have a restricting version specified?
Say, if the client has JRE 1.2 and JRE 1.4.2 installed, and the version attribute's value is "1.2", the 1.2's rt.jar is used, instead of 1.4.2's.
-GB.
 
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My jnlp file says :
<j2se version="1.4.*"/>
and I have the j2sdk1.4.2 installed on the client.
 
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I suspect that the version string is not valid. Can you check what error messages are logged to the console?
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