Re:Problems replacing SessionInterceptor

2001-05-17 Thread Twylite

Hi,

>I've written my own version of the SessionInterceptor and placed this with 
>my application class files (com.myapp.uril.SessionInterceptor). I updated 
>the server.xml file to point to my version of the class instead of Tomcats 
>by updating the following:
>
>  className="com.myapp.util.SessionInterceptor"
> noCookies="false" />
>

Unless I'm mistaken you're going to need your class files in tomcat's lib directory, 
or in your Java class path 
before you start tomcat.

Anything in server.xml is server-wide, and must be available to Tomcat when you start 
the server.  Anything in 
web.xml is context-wide, and must be available to the context when you first access it.

Twylite




Re:Problems replacing SessionInterceptor

2001-05-18 Thread David M. Rosner

Hello,

When I place all of my class files into a jar file and then move the jar 
file to the tomcat lib directory Tomcat can load my SessionInterceptor 
class. BUT, when i do this it appears that the jar files in my WEB-INF/lib 
directory are NOT loaded. Do I have to put everything (all classes and 
supporting jar files) into the Tomcat lib directory?

thanks



At 07:34 PM 5/17/2001, Twylite wrote:
>Hi,
>
> >I've written my own version of the SessionInterceptor and placed this with
> >my application class files (com.myapp.uril.SessionInterceptor). I updated
> >the server.xml file to point to my version of the class instead of Tomcats
> >by updating the following:
> >
> >  > className="com.myapp.util.SessionInterceptor"
> > noCookies="false" />
> >
>
>Unless I'm mistaken you're going to need your class files in tomcat's lib 
>directory, or in your Java class path
>before you start tomcat.
>
>Anything in server.xml is server-wide, and must be available to Tomcat 
>when you start the server.  Anything in
>web.xml is context-wide, and must be available to the context when you 
>first access it.
>
>Twylite