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Sorry if this is a faq, but I've read all the faq's for both JServ and
GNUJSP and scanned the list archives and I still can't figure it out.
First off, I *do* already understand the distinction between the system
classpath and the servlet repositories. I know that I can't reload any
classes that are in the system classpath.
However, here is my problem. When I create a JSP using GNUJSP that uses
an external java class (the same applies whether I jsp:usebean it or
just use it in regular java code), I get ClassNotFoundExceptions unless
the class in question is in the *system* classpath.
This obviously means I can't reload my beans and other classes.
Does anyone know if there's a way to configure GNUJSP/JServ to be able
to load classes from the repository directories, so that they can be
reloaded?
Thanks very much in advance,
Stuart.
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