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Hi<br />
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Where do you get this error ? When &nbsp;starting weblogic, when running your application ?<br />
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Emmanuel
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When running an ant create table script that drops table and recreate them. Thank you
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Thanks a lot for all the help, really appreciate it very much:)<br />

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Hello!<br />
I am getting following error with weblogic, is there any settings that can resolve this error<br />
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/transaction/TransactionMa<wbr />nager &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Can't find the class name: weblogic.transaction.TxHel<wbr />per<br />
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Any help will be very much appreciated. Thank you
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Hello!
I am getting following error with weblogic, is there any settings that can resolve this error


/transaction/TransactionManager      Can't find the class name: weblogic.transaction.TxHelper

Any help will be very much appreciated. Thank you

Hi

Where do you get this error ? When  starting weblogic, when running your application ?

Emmanuel

When running an ant create table script that drops table and recreate them. Thank you

Thanks a lot for all the help, really appreciate it very much:)


Getting error in weblogic:  Can&#39;t find the class name: weblogic.transaction.TxHelper

Hello!
I am getting following error with weblogic, is there any settings that can resolve this error


/transaction/TransactionManager      Can&#39;t find the class name: weblogic.transaction.TxHelper

Any help will be very much appreciated. Thank you

Getting error in weblogic:  Can't find the class name: weblogic.transaction.TxHelper

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