Re: [Beankeeper-discussion] could not find class

[Brautigam R. <de...@ne...>]

Shay Matasaro írta:
> i only create the public schema in the DB, not any tables .
> 
> yes, i believe there is some difference in how the console app and web
> app behave , because  they both use the same library which includes the
> persistence classes.
> 
> here is the table map, and classes table :
> 
> tablemap:
> "bk_domain";"domain"
> "bk_vreseller";"vreseller"
> "bk_vreseller_domains_";"vreseller_domains_"
> "bk_vreseller_vrusers_";"vreseller_vrusers_"
> "bk_vuser";"vuser"
> "java_lang_object";"object"
> "persistence_classes";"classes"
> "persistence_nodes";"nodes"
> "";""
> 
> 
> classes:
> "";1;"java_lang_object";"java.lang.Object";0
> "";2;"bk_domain";"BK.Domain";1000
> "";3;"bk_vreseller";"BK.VReseller";1000
> "";4;"bk_vuser";"BK.VUser";1000
> "";;"";"";

Looks alright to me. We're back to why is the webapp throwing
ClassNotFoundException for BK.* classes.
It still looks like BeanKeeper does not see them. Please make sure the
classes are in the webapp. On another note, there may be a classloading
issue.
For example if the BeanKeeper library is not in your webapp, but added
to your application server, then the classloader hierarchy will prevent
BeanKeeper from seeing your classes.
What application server do you use, and where is the BeanKeeper jar and
the classes that it should use?

Robert.