That'd be a wrong advice :(. gf-client.jar is the only jar that the
users should worry about...
-marina
forums_at_java.net wrote:
> First, try running it in command line.
>
> When running in IDE, do not use gf-client.jar, which is just a wrapper
> around
> pretty much all other glassfish jar files. In IDE, gf-client.jar
> might not
> have been resolved properly, so you will need to specify an appropriate
> library, or include whatever glassfish jar files you need on the
> client side,
> such as javax.ejb.jar, javax.servlet-api.jar, etc.
>
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