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Hibernate Query Exception: Class Not Found

 
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Hello I have been working on tomcat server and recently wanted to try the same thing on weblogic. I did not create any WAR or EAR file. Just added the project and made it run the project. It is throwing error and I could not figure out how to solve it. I checked google on how to do this but the solution is only if I have the application.xml. What should I do now?


 
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check you antlr version. that seems to be the problem. which version of weblogic are you using?
 
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Add the antlr jar that comes with your Hibernate version to the CLASSPATH variable in <Your WL Domain Home>/bin/startWebLogic.sh.
It will override the one existing in Weblogic libs.
 
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