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This client code is used inside a 3: However, today we upgraded the CMS on one of our test servers, and after that the webservice client doesn't work any more. WSBindingProvider is not visible from class loader". So I tried simply renaming that file to jaxws-rt ProviderImpl which seems to be the default implementation. And that jar file is placed in a special folder that is only for the CMS, whos jar files are included before any custom jar files in the class path. And to make it even more complicated, the "custom jar" folder is shared by several different websites but all part of one single webapp in Tomcat , and I have no idea what happen if one of the developer for one of the other websites decides to include a webservice client that is generated in a different way then our webservice client ie they include other jar files that might cause problems.

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And what my options are if removing the jar file is not an option. Search everywhere only in this topic. This client code is used inside a 3: Could you give an example of a full class name of one of the interfaces? The error is "interface com. But now I would really like to understand why.

And that jar file is placed in a special folder that is only for the CMS, whos jar files are included before any custom jar files in the class path. Hi, We have a webservice client generated using wsdl2java and Maven cxf-codegen-plugin. Provider" returns null, and so jaxes System.

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It just doesn't make any sense to me So I don't understand how a different implementation can cause this error. This all seems very brittle, if you ask me.

It might be so that the CMS company replies that some functionallity in the CMS requires that this jar file is jxr in the class path. Search everywhere only in this topic Advanced Search Generated client gets error WSBindingProvider is not visible from class loader when jaxws-rt jar is present.

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So I tried simply renaming that file to jaxws-rt Free forum by Nabble. And the upgrade of the CMS had introduced the file jaxws-rt Provider file to specify a impl class.

When I run javax. The stacktrace from the log file is available at the bottom of this email.

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WSBindingProvider is not visible from class loader". And to make it even more complicated, the "custom jar" folder is shared by several different websites but all part of one single webapp in Tomcatand I have no idea what happen if one of the developer for one of the other websites decides to include a webservice client that is generated in a different way then our webservice client ie they include other jar files that might cause problems.

ProviderImpl which seems to be the default implementation. However, today we upgraded the CMS on one of our test servers, and after that the webservice client doesn't work any more.

If classloader load cxf-rt-frontend-jaxws. And using this implementation, our tt service client works maxws. And the "I" part of "RI", makes it sound like it is an implementation of some interfaces, and those interfaces should be part of the "jvm jar files", right?

But if the inclusion of jaxws-rt I just wish there was an easy way to make it work even if the Sun RI was in the class path. I will email the CMS company and ask them about it, because the update was just a minor update with no mentioning of anything webservice related in the release notes, and there seems to be alot of new files and even duplicate files of different versions and even some new jar files that contained integration test code, so maybe they simply goofed up the release.

I looked at the javadoc http: Here is a link[1] about what' java SPI, you may need take a look. Generated client gets error WSBindingProvider is not visible from class loader when jaxws-rt jar is present. Isn't there a way to generate a web service client that isn't this sensitive to the introduction to various jar files on the class path? Some simple googling didn't help much, so I then looked up the class WSServiceDelegate from the stacktrace, and using jarfinder.