Originally posted by: laurieaw

Any one have any experience running a map from a WAS application. I am having problems setting up WAS environment so that it correctly finds the WTX dlls.
I have tried

1) Putting WTX dir in the PATH environment variable is the only thing I could get to work to find the dlls at least until I do an update on the application. Then I get a message saying the dll was already loaded by another class loader.

2) Creating application shared library, using native library in the shared library. I also tried just using classpath.

3) Creating server classloader with a shared library using the native library in the shared library. I also tried just using classpath.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

I am using WTX V8.1 and WAS V6.0xxx.

Thanks.
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Originally posted by: SystemAdmin

I tried running WTX 8.1 maps using Java Classes. This works fine. Make sure that you installed your WTX SDK and Command Server and configure the command server run time files in your WAS environment.

Let me know specific error to provide you more help
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Originally posted by: laurieaw

FYI, I got this running by creating a server classloader with a shared library associated with it. The shared library specified the WTX dir in the native path and the WTX java api jar in the classpath.

I now can update my ear without any problems.

If someone has another way this works let me know. Thanks.
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