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After publishing a blank Consumer Direct store with ATP Inventory &nbsp; 
Model, I have been trying to integrate the Paypal Plug-in. I am using the following version of WebSphere Commerce: 
 
Version: 6.0.0.2 &nbsp; &nbsp; 
Build Level &nbsp; : &nbsp;070411a1sup &nbsp; &nbsp; 
 
I am facing the following excepiton: 
 
&quot;E com.ibm.commerce.command. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 
ECCommandTarget executeCommand CMN0420E: The following command &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 
exception has occurred during processing: &quot;java.lang. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 
NoClassDefFoundError: com/paypal/sdk/exceptions/PayPalException&quot;.java. &nbsp; 
lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/paypal/sdk/exceptions/PayPalException&quot; &nbsp; 
 
The Jar file has been included in WC/lib folder and also in Java Build path which contains all the files like PayPalException etc.. &nbsp; &nbsp; 
I also performed all the steps required to integrate the Paypal Plug-in 
in Development Environment. 
Now when I try to complete the checkout process and when I click on the Order Now Button after selecting the Paypal payment method, I get the above mentioned exception, I though all the required library files are in the right build path. 
 
Any help in this regard will be highly appreciated. 

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After publishing a blank Consumer Direct store with ATP Inventory  
Model, I have been trying to integrate the Paypal Plug-in. I am using the following version of WebSphere Commerce: 

Version: 6.0.0.2     
Build Level   :  070411a1sup    

I am facing the following excepiton: 

"E com.ibm.commerce.command.       
ECCommandTarget executeCommand CMN0420E: The following command          
exception has occurred during processing: "java.lang.                   
NoClassDefFoundError: com/paypal/sdk/exceptions/PayPalException".java.  
lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/paypal/sdk/exceptions/PayPalException"  

The Jar file has been included in WC/lib folder and also in Java Build path which contains all the files like PayPalException etc..    
I also performed all the steps required to integrate the Paypal Plug-in
in Development Environment. 
Now when I try to complete the checkout process and when I click on the Order Now Button after selecting the Paypal payment method, I get the above mentioned exception, I though all the required library files are in the right build path. 

Any help in this regard will be highly appreciated.


Paypal Plug-in integration with WebSphere Commerce 6.0.02

After publishing a blank Consumer Direct store with ATP Inventory  
Model, I have been trying to integrate the Paypal Plug-in. I am using the following version of WebSphere Commerce: 

Version: 6.0.0.2     
Build Level   :  070411a1sup    

I am facing the following excepiton: 

&quot;E com.ibm.commerce.command.       
ECCommandTarget executeCommand CMN0420E: The following command          
exception has occurred during processing: &quot;java.lang.                   
NoClassDefFoundError: com/paypal/sdk/exceptions/PayPalException&quot;.java.  
lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/paypal/sdk/exceptions/PayPalException&quot;  

The Jar file has been included in WC/lib folder and also in Java Build path which contains all the files like PayPalException etc..    
I also performed all the steps required to integrate the Paypal Plug-in
in Development Environment. 
Now when I try to complete the checkout process and when I click on the Order Now Button after selecting the Paypal payment method, I get the above mentioned exception, I though all the required library files are in the right build path. 

Any help in this regard will be highly appreciated.


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