A quick note regarding the instructions in Nathan’s post on how to write a basic Java Service (pointed to, by the link in Leon’s post).
Setting watt.server.compile to “C:\jdk1.2.2\bin\javac” means watt.server.compile and watt.server.compile.unicode should point to the javac that you want to use. To be safe, use the javac provided by webMethods, that way you don’t have to worry about the version. For eg, if you are using webM 6.1 on windows, you can find the javac at: <webmhome>/jvm/win142/bin/javac, where <webmhome> is the path to your webMethods61 folder.
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