Hi Michael.
You are right. Sorry for my ignorance.
I will ask the sun people.
Thanks anyway.
2009/1/30 Michael Glavassevich
> Hi,
>
> From the stack trace I see that you're not using Xerces, but rather Sun's
> fork of the codebase. Note all the "com.sun.org.apache.*" classes. These
> come from
Hi,
>From the stack trace I see that you're not using Xerces, but rather Sun's
fork of the codebase. Note all the "com.sun.org.apache.*" classes. These
come from Java 6. In particular it looks like XFire is using Sun's StAX
implementation. No equivalent exists in Apache Xerces.
I would suggest t
Dear all.
I don't know whether this is the correct mailinglist to post my problem,
since I am not sure whether it is being caused by Xerces.
I posted the same message to the Xfire list, just in case.
I'm using Xfire version 1.2.6, Xerces 2.9.1 and Tomcat 6.0.16.
JDK1.6..0_07
After a while my Tom
