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Using Axis2 to perform operations on a remote system

I have a code that uses JMX API to connect to a remote system and query stats on a JMX Application, and return the results. This works fine from a main method. But, when I try to deploy the methods as web services using Axis2, I get NoClassFoundException for one of the classes in the jar (imported as external Jar in Eclipse).

There are no issues with Axis2 configuration since I am able to test and deploy simpler web services.

I'd like to know if Axis2 has some inherent limitations that would prevent what I am trying to achieve here.

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