Tomcat: NT Service doesn't automatically load context classes and Jars

[Ronald G. Louzon]

As I understand the Tomcat NT wrapper, all configuration for the NT Service
version of Tomcat is obtained from the wrapper.properties files.  Does this
also mean that I must add to the wrapper.classpath any classes and jar files
that are needed?  When I run the Tomcat server in "normal" mode, it scans
the WEB-INF/classes and WEB-INF/lib directories under a context and
automatically makes available any jar and class files that it finds in those
directories.  The only way I can get the NT service version to work
correctly with my context is to add each of my class and jar files into its
wrapper.properties file.  Is this normal? 

thanks,
ron

Tomcat: NT Service doesn't automatically load context classes and Jars

[Ronald G. Louzon]

> As I understand the Tomcat NT wrapper, all configuration for the NT
> Service version of Tomcat is obtained from the wrapper.properties files.
> Does this also mean that I must add to the wrapper.classpath any classes
> and jar files that are needed?  When I run the Tomcat server in "normal"
> mode, it scans the WEB-INF/classes and WEB-INF/lib directories under a
> context and automatically makes available any jar and class files that it
> finds in those directories.  The only way I can get the NT service version
> to work correctly with my context is to add each of my class and jar files
> into its wrapper.properties file.  Is this normal? 
> 
> thanks,
> ron
> 

Tomcat: NT Service doesn't automatically load context classes and Jars

[Ronald G. Louzon]

As I understand the Tomcat NT wrapper, all configuration for the NT
Service version of Tomcat is obtained from the wrapper.properties files.
Does this also mean that I must add to the wrapper.classpath any classes
and jar files that are needed?  When I run the Tomcat server in "normal"
mode, it scans the WEB-INF/classes and WEB-INF/lib directories under a
context and automatically makes available any jar and class files that it
finds in those directories.  The only way I can get the NT service version
to work correctly with my context is to add each of my class and jar files
into its wrapper.properties file.  Is this normal? 
 
thanks,
ron