Hi,
>
> My understanding of the lib vs lib/ext split was based on
> which jars had to be
> in the system classpath vs the JBoss server MLet based class
> loader.
Excuse my ignorance, but why does the MLET stuff have its own class loader?
Can things be added to a running jboss server dynamically, by dropping jars
into the lib/ext area and configuring them through some interface?
> All of the jars in the
> lib directory are in
> the bin/run.jar manifest Class-Path.
>
What I propose to do is to change this - remove the Class-Path entry from
the jar/manifest and put "add all jars from the lib directory into the
classpath" code into the run.bat/run.sh scripts.
I know its not using the jar as perhaps it could be - but it allows us to
switch to alternate implementations more easily - especially the xml parser.
Thanks for the info,
Chris
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Chris Kimpton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >
> > This leaves one place in the file that explicitly refers to
> the xml parser -
> > the bit that decides what goes into lib versus lib/ext.
> >
> > I can't see that this split is needed - can anyone give me
> a reason for it?
> >
> > I want to remove it - instead putting all jars into the lib
> directory - thus
> > removing the above need to define the files that go into
> the one directory
> > over the other.
> >
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