loadjava Oracle, loading jars problem

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Cindy Lee - 26 Apr 2004 23:15 GMT

When trying to load a .jar file with the command

loadjava -v -u username/password -r .jar

I get a bunch of errors like

resolving: class net/sf/hibernate/AssertionFailure

errors : class net/sf/hibernate/AssertionFailure

ORA-29534: referenced object
AUTHOR.net/sf/hibernate/exception/NestableRuntimeException could not be
resolved

The class NestableRuntimeException is in the jar file.

I can load a simple jar that was compiled with the oracle native jvm
($ORACLE_HOME/jdk/bin/javac), but when I'm trying to import jars I
downloaded from the internet, I get unresolved errors.

Questions:

1. Do I really have to import everything in source code so the oracle
JVM compiles it itself?

2. If I CAN import jars, do they have to be compiled on the same exact
version (e.g. if oracle runs 1.4.2_02, I cannot use any jar compiled on
1.4.2_03?

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Olaf Heimburger - 27 Apr 2004 19:40 GMT

Cindy,

some things to consider:
- the java compiler in $ORACLE_HOME/jdk/bin is NOT the Oracle native
compiler but the one provided by Sun.
- Oracle up to 9.0.1.x implements JDK 1.2
- Oracle 9.2.x implements JDK 1.3
- Compile the classes/libraries you want to use with the appropriate JDK
version to avoid unreferenced classes available in later JDK versions.

HTH,
--olaf

> When trying to load a .jar file with the command
>
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> version (e.g. if oracle runs 1.4.2_02, I cannot use any jar compiled on
> 1.4.2_03?

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