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I can't figure out how to pass more classpath information to the compiler.
It seems to automatically use only the paths from wrapper.classpath (or
classpath info sent in manual mode). If I include the utility classpath in
the wrapper.classpath and the repository list the jsp will compile, but
auto-reloading won't work because the class will be loaded by the system
classloader (I tried this, and it confirms this behavior in the FAQ).
Thanks for your help,
Kevin
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From: Travis Low <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, August 17, 2000 11:34 AM
Subject: Re: class reloading / jsp compilation dilemma
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>Can you modify the invocation of javac to include the desired
>classpath? How "built-in" is it?
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>Perhaps you can also include the same .jar file in both the
>wrapper.classpath and the repository. It didn't work for Turbine,
>though -- the Turbine servlet couldn't load the class.
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>-- Travis
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>Kevin MacClay wrote:
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>> I have a class that contains utility functions that I wish to share among
>> both servlets and jsp in the same zone. I'm trying to get this utility
>> class to auto-reload so we don't have to restart the server to make an
>> update. So I moved it from the system classpath in jserv.properties to
the
>> repositories in zone.properties. This allows it to reload fine. The
>> problem is the JSP files won't compile because when "built-in javac" is
run
>> on the JSP source, it passes the compiler the classpath settings from
>> jserv.properties. And so the utility class can not be found during
>> compilation. My question is: Is there a way to have the utility class
in
>> the classpath for compilation of jsp, but then have it in the repository
for
>> the interpreter so it can be auto-reloaded?
>
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