Of course, that's all app server dependent. It should work as you describe. Here's the silly thing about some classloaders: if your resource is loaded with the local classloader (thread or via known class), you can start with a slash ("/"), but if it's loaded by the system classloader, you can't start with a slash. When you put your SQL Maps in a JAR, it's likely they'll be loaded by the system classloader. So putting the slash in front of the
SqlMapConfig.xml when in the web-inf, but not for each of the resources in the JAR may work.
Classloaders are messed up.
Clinton
On 6/12/06,
Paul Benedict <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks everyone for your help. The problem is resolved.
1) You cannot put sqlmapconfig in WEB-INF but your sqlmap files in jars. This splits the classloader and so one will be found but not the other. Either put them all in your classpath or in WEB-INF
2) Do not start with a /
Paul
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