Hi Martin,
Monday, July 03, 2000, 8:33:40 AM, you wrote:
mg> I hope this isn't too stupid a question but I need to put a jsp site onto a
mg> CD-ROM for distribution. is there someway of doing this - ie having a jsp
mg> server startup in the background without involving any tricky classpath
mg> setting up on the part of the user? I can't think of any way.
(skipped)
I believe that in Windows env-t you just AutoRun the batch which would
append the necessary paths to CLASSPATH. O'Reilly's Perl Cd Bookshelf does
something like that. If your batch is in the root of the
CD-ROM, you simply use the %0\..\ as the CD-ROM root directory and go on from here.
Appending (or even replacing) CLASSPATH will not affect other programs'
environments. I guess, you would have harder times configuring the server to
run, than making it start.
Hope it helps,
Sergei.
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