Geronimo only reads compiled configurations so if you want to change
it you need to rebuild the configuration.
-dain
On Jul 11, 2005, at 8:08 AM, Jeff Genender wrote:
Cool. Do I need to build an assembly though? (Sorry for the repost)
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
Jars are loaded in the order they appear in the xml file.
-dain
On Jul 11, 2005, at 8:02 AM, Jeff Genender wrote:
Can I set the order of which jars will get loaded first?
Aaron Mulder wrote:
Most often it seems the CLASSPATH is used to add JDBC
drivers or common 3rd party libraries. We have special
facilities for that in Geronimo, so I don't see that being able
to set the CLASSPATH is all that valuable.
Aaron
On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am working on the startup scripts for Geronimo and was
wondering whether people can see a requirement now or in the
future where users would want to be able to specify their own
classpath when executing the startup script (e.g. in the
CLASSPATH env var) and have that appended to the server's
classpath (currently the server's classpath is set in the
Class- Path manifest attribute of the geronimo/bin/server.jar
file)?
--> Note that we cannot use the -cp and -jar options at the
same time due to Bug parade bug http://bugs.sun.com/
bugdatabase/ view_bug.do?bug_id=4459663
If this is a requirement, here is a proposal (untested) on how
we could implement it:
The startup script when issuing the java command would:
* not use the -jar option. It would construct the full
classpath, including the classpath the user specified followed
by the server's classpath and specify it on the -cp option.
* obtain the server's part of the classpath by executing
a .bat or .sh file that was written by the assembly, since the
assembly knows this as it sets the classpath in the JAR manifest.
* specify the main class on the java command
( org.apache.geronimo.system.main.Daemon )
* specify the endorsed dir ( lib/endorsed )
(FYI.. Tomcat startup scripts do not use the -jar option and
allow users to set the classpath).
Anyone have any opinions or ideas?
Thanks,
John
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