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WL6.1: WLInitialContextFactory?

 
Pourang Emami
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Scenario: Get connected to WebLogic6.1 SP1 from Oracle Jdeveloper91
OS:Windows XP Pro
I provide the following info(along with ):
Host: localhost
Port#:7001
"C:\bea\wlserver6.1\lib\weblogic.jar"
Target node: "myserver"
user: "system"
password:"my password"
Any help|guidance would be greatly appreciated on the following problem:
When I want to get a connection to WebLogic6.1-SP1 from Oracle Jdeveloper,
I get the following error message:
"Cannot instantiate class: weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory"
But when I run WebLogic on examples domain(exampleServer), I'll be able to view the JNDI Tree for this server.
Thank you for your help

Best Regards,<br />Pourang Emami

 
Chris Mathews
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Make sure that weblogic.jar is located on your project's CLASSPATH in JDeveloper.
 
Pourang Emami
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The class path is properly set to weblogic.jar

Best Regards,<br />Pourang Emami

 
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