Daniel Thank-you, I will look into Vector.
>However, there is something wrong here. The fact that WebLogic and JRun >happen to use jakarta-oro somewhere internally does not mean that the >library is there to be used by services hosted inside of the engines >(which I'll generically refer to as servlets). In other words, jakarta-oro >is not part of their exported APIs. You should provide your own version >of all libraries your application depends upon and bundle them appropriately >in your WEB-INF/lib or WEB-INF/classes directories. Don't rely on >libraries that the service container just happens to use. Sadly in both WebLogic and JRun these libraries appear take priority. In fact I had no idea either had ORO installed and I dropped the ORO jar into the WEB-INF/lib as usual as you say. In both cases they just used their own copies. In the case of Jrun the classes are buried in jrun.jar which sounds a bit important but since this is the 'good' version not too much of a problem. In WebLogic ORO is present as a stand-alone 2.0.1 jar in an ant directory under the server lib. I know in earlier versions of WebLogic there was a way to push your own jar to the front, but I hoped to avoid such trickery. Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
