Try putting it in your domain/lib (if you're using a recent enough
version of WLS, you didn't mention the version).
Or you could install it in the JRE but it sounds like you don't
want to do that either for some reason.
Also try calling ImageIO.scanForPlugins() at least once in your
application. I can explain why later if you need more info. It
should work though, we have definitely been able to get it to work.
Mike
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> Subject: [JAI] Using jai_imageio.jar within Weblogic Container
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> Mornign Guys,
> I was unable to return a TIFF reader within my container using
>
> ImageIO.getImageReadersByFormatName("tiff");
>
> I tried putting jai_imageio.jar into APP-INF/lib of my jar,
> but it did not work.
>
> However, once i added it to the weblogic classpath startup
> parameters, it was fine.
>
> Adding it to the global classpath for weblogic is something i
> do NOT want to do. There are other managed servers on this
> Weblogic Domain, and its generally not encouraged...
>
> Anyone got any ideas of
>
> a) Why its not being loaded from APP-INF/lib
> b) Any other ways of loading it from the EAR?
>
> Thanks
>
> Kwikk
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