1. Websphere classloader delegation mode stackoverflow.comWe are using WebSphere 6.1 application server with default classloader delegation mode i.e. PARENT-FIRST. We think about changing it to PARENT-LAST to be able to choose our jsf implementation or our ... |
2. Can I set the classloader policy for WebSphere in the ibm-web-bnd.xmi file? stackoverflow.comI have a JEE application that runs on WAS 6. It needs to have the class loader order setting to "Classes loaded with application class loader first", and the WAR ... |
3. Classloading in Websphere stackoverflow.comCan somebody please explain me classloading in WAS? I found out that classloading in WLS is quite good in comparison to WAS. Is it so? |
4. WAS 6.1 java.lang.VerifyError: class loading constraint violated stackoverflow.comThe environment is WAS 6.1 on Linux, deploying a webapp that uses classes from xercesImpl.jar. Due to company policy restrictions, the app must be deployed with settings: |
5. Problem: Invalid usage of undeployed classloader stackoverflow.comI'm working on WAS 7 app server. I got : "Problem: Invalid usage of undeployed classloader" and my applications deployed dont work anymore Meanwhile i had made no changes at all to app ... |
6. WebSphere 6.1 Change Class loader order stackoverflow.comI want to change the class loader delegation order on a web module deployed to WAS6.1 from it's default of parent first to parent last. The reason is I would ... |
7. Classloader problem with Websphere 6.1 version stackoverflow.comHi I have ear application, inside ear i have 4 web modules. What values i have to set for Classloader mode and WAR classloader policy? Currently it is giving ... |
8. Websphere Shared Library stackoverflow.comI have a web server which host 3 different applications, they all need one same library called " |
9. SLF4J: Failed to load class "org.slf4j.impl.StaticLoggerBinder" stackoverflow.comMy application is to be deployed on both tcServer and WebSphere 6.1. This application uses ehCache and so requires slf4j as a dependency. As a result I've added the slf4j-api.jar (1.6) jar ... |
10. WebSphere class loading issue forums.oracle.comIt is true that our jar is being loaded by a different class loader, to which the ServerName class is not available. Also in one of the articles quoted in the responses, it mentioned specifying the jar in the ws.ext.dirs property, not in the classpath for the ws ext classes to be available to the jar. And that fixed the problem. ... |