Re: ExceptionInInitializerError & Xerces

JBuilder is likely not seeing some dependencies that exist because
Xerces is using reflection to resolve classes.

Add the classes from your working jar into the JBuilder's dependencies
list (however you do that) until it works.

John Currier
http://schemaspy.sourceforge.net

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