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# Troubleshooting ejbc

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When you start ejbc, it processes the data in a series of stages. If errors occur while running ejbc, attempt to determine which stage causes the problem. Common problems include the following:

- Bean classes that do not conform with the EJB specification

- Classes missing from the classpath (all domain classes, required TopLink classes, and all required BEA WebLogic classes must be on the classpath)

- Java compiler (javac) problems, often caused by using an incorrect version of the JDK

- A failure when generating the RMI stubs and skeletons (a failure of RMI compiler (rmic))

Refer to Troubleshooting Application Deployment for additional information.