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1. Re: Is JacORB.JAR in the bootclasspath?
adrian.brock Apr 14, 2008 7:58 AM (in response to lzap)If you want to change org.omg you use the "endorsed mechanism" see the JDK docs.
If this is the same question that appeared as a bug report (wrongly) then the
issue has nothing to do with org.omg. It has to do with not using JacORB
i.e. this FAQ
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/WhyDoesCosNamingCreateANewORBForJndiLookups
If it is the FAQ, then move your questions to the user forums.
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2. Re: Is JacORB.JAR in the bootclasspath?
lzap Apr 14, 2008 9:42 AM (in response to lzap)Thank you for your help and support.
The file jacorb.jar includes org.omg packages and I thought having it in the bootclasspath overrides Sun ones.
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3. Re: Is JacORB.JAR in the bootclasspath?
lzap Apr 14, 2008 9:42 AM (in response to lzap)I cannot edit :-(
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4. Re: Is JacORB.JAR in the bootclasspath?
adrian.brock Apr 14, 2008 9:55 AM (in response to lzap)"lzap" wrote:
The file jacorb.jar includes org.omg packages and I thought having it in the bootclasspath overrides Sun ones.
Those are omg classes that are not available in all JDKs.
e.g. CosTransactions is not part of the JDK
or some classes are not available in older JDK versions.
I will try to move the thread.
By "move the thread" I meant start a new thread in either the naming, deployment
or ejb forums stating what your problem really is.
Your initial question related to a method on the ORB classs which just gets delegated
to the ORB singleton. Inside JBoss (in the all configuration) that is JacORB.