Quoting Geert Bevin:
>
> This is the standard Java classpath. Everything applies for it that
> usually applies to the Java classpath.
I'm finding that the classpath is defined at runtime
the way I need it to be; I verify it with
System.getProperty ("java.class.path");
...and yet it is still not finding the XML file that is referenced
for ParticipantMemoryUsers. The XML file is located in the first
directory on the classpath. Is there something I'm missing ? Some
tip on getting it to work as expected ? Or am I just dumb ? :-O
fred
> >Another potentially quite stupid question ...
> >
> >>>>They are looked up through the classpath, just as any RIFE
> >>>>resource is by default. Relative paths don't work.
> >>>_Strictly_ speaking, that's not correct, is it ?
> >>>For example, "rep/users.xml" is a relative path, and it works.
> >>No, it's looked up absolutely, just like any resource in Java.
> >>It's looked up from the root of the classpath, not according to
> >>a filesystem.
> >
> >I have not dealt with classpath issues too much.
> >
> >When you talk about "the root of the classpath" that is used to
> >search for (for example) parameters supplied in rep/participants.xml,
> >
> >-- is this the same as the value of the CLASSPATH env.variable
> > when the servlet contsiner is started ?
> >
> >-- is this the same as the value of the Java system property
> > that is available to programs at runtime ?
> >
> >-- so, would it be possible to add additional directories to
> > this classpath simply by adding some to CLASSPATH ?
> >
> >-- or, is this classpath something that is defined by and for Rife ?
>
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