Question
A Dutch Bank
NL
Last activity: 16 Jan 2019 5:49 EST
Rule "JNDI Server" > Test Connectivity says ClassNotFound. How to add the jar file?
Hi All,
I wonder if anybody can help here.
Problem: when hitting button: "Test Connectivity" on a newly built "JNDI Server" rule; Pega says: "ClassNotFound". See printscreen. The logs say no more than that.
I tried changing
>Pega 8.1 Menu Configure>System>Operations>
Hi All,
I wonder if anybody can help here.
Problem: when hitting button: "Test Connectivity" on a newly built "JNDI Server" rule; Pega says: "ClassNotFound". See printscreen. The logs say no more than that.
I tried changing
>Pega 8.1 Menu Configure>System>Operations>
>Compiler Tab; Setting: Default Path
I tried changing that to: D:\OHome\wlserver\server\lib\weblogic.jar
But it continues to give me ClassNotFound, even after server reboot.
Is this the right way to add an external jar? Am I missing something?
This link here: https://community.pega.com/knowledgebase/articles/about-process-commander-51-class-paths
Says I should also I should put it in common\lib directory for my weblogic. I did it. But it continues not to work.
I also added under: D:\OHome\user_projects\domains\base_domain\lib
Even because there was a readme.txt there saying it was where external jars would go. I guess this is where the documentation originally intended it to go. And it continued not to work.
It continues not to work after a restart. I am sure there must be somebody running JNDI there, even with Pega 8.1 and Weblogic.
Can anybody shed some light here? This is taking far too long.
Regards, Andre' Cesta
Accepted Solution
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
Check the class name, there is a dot at the end of weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
Does the issue still persist by removing the dot?
Regards
Simon
A Dutch Bank
NL
Wow. You were right chans! There was a simple dot at the end of the class that broke everything. I did not notice it. It is working now. I don't even know how that dot was introduced.
Many thanks.