From: "Gregory Bohmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 3) The <classpath> entry in web-application.xml doesn't appear
> to be completely working. I have added a directory there for my
> beans to see and it's not working. I have to still copy all my helper
> classes to c:\orion\beans (where my EJB's are) - rather than keeping
> in some other directory.
Is it servlet/jsp's that can't see the directory, or is it EJB's? I have
the following lines in my web-application.xml and it seems to work fine for
my servlets and JSP's :
<!-- Classpaths used by servlets and beans -->
<classpath>c:\jdev\src</classpath>
<classpath>c:\odi\osji\osji.jar</classpath>
I added those line to the web-application.xml located in "default-site\",
not "config\". I don't know what the difference between the two is.
Brien Voorhees
