RE: Enhydra: Possible Caching Problem Solution

Okay, I finally found the culprit. I really can't believe I didn't realize
this earlier, but I am also using SOAP and currently the only way I've
devised to get it to find my services (which are in the Enhydra application)
is to put one of the jars explicitly on multiserver's classpath in its
startup script. After performing subsequent deployments without modifying
the startup script, the older jar was also included in the classpath and
caused all that pain and suffering!

That clinches it; I've definitely got to find a better way to get my SOAP
services recognized. And while I'm at it I'll see about scraping together
enough money for a new brain. ;-)

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Chuck Rector
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