Re: s2 in tomcats shared lib/
Okay, that's not a problem. The webapps belong together and will be
built together in one run.
All of them have the same version of struts.
Thanks for your help.
Gabriel Belingueres schrieb:
Well it depends if you are ALWAYS developing using the same library
versions or not.
Be aware that Struts level of compatibility changes from version to
version: For example, from 2.09 to 2.0.11 imposes several constraints
in its tag library, so you may want to prevent this to be in a common
place.
However regarding Spring, upgrades from v2.0.x to v.2.0.y are drop in
replacements, so it would not hurt (in theory at least)
2008/4/19, Marc Ende [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
a few years ago everyone told that's not good to have the sturts.jar's in a
shared location in a tomcat-instance.
What about now (struts 2)?
I'm asking because I've got several webapps which belongs together and most
of them are build using struts 2 and
spring. After assembling the war (directory or file) I've seen that the huge
size (between 12 to 17mb) of the webapps is
related to the number of deployed jars. So I'd like to clean up a little and
put some of the commonly used
jars in the ${catalina.home}/lib folder. What about the new s2-jar's? Do I
ran into trouble when I'm putting it into the
global lib-folder or do I get (not-wanted) side-effects from deploying them
into this location?
Thanks for your help!
Marc
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s2 in tomcats shared lib/
Hi,
a few years ago everyone told that's not good to have the sturts.jar's
in a shared location in a tomcat-instance.
What about now (struts 2)?
I'm asking because I've got several webapps which belongs together and
most of them are build using struts 2 and
spring. After assembling the war (directory or file) I've seen that the
huge size (between 12 to 17mb) of the webapps is
related to the number of deployed jars. So I'd like to clean up a little
and put some of the commonly used
jars in the ${catalina.home}/lib folder. What about the new s2-jar's? Do
I ran into trouble when I'm putting it into the
global lib-folder or do I get (not-wanted) side-effects from deploying
them into this location?
Thanks for your help!
Marc
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Re: s2 in tomcats shared lib/
Well it depends if you are ALWAYS developing using the same library
versions or not.
Be aware that Struts level of compatibility changes from version to
version: For example, from 2.09 to 2.0.11 imposes several constraints
in its tag library, so you may want to prevent this to be in a common
place.
However regarding Spring, upgrades from v2.0.x to v.2.0.y are drop in
replacements, so it would not hurt (in theory at least)
2008/4/19, Marc Ende [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
a few years ago everyone told that's not good to have the sturts.jar's in a
shared location in a tomcat-instance.
What about now (struts 2)?
I'm asking because I've got several webapps which belongs together and most
of them are build using struts 2 and
spring. After assembling the war (directory or file) I've seen that the huge
size (between 12 to 17mb) of the webapps is
related to the number of deployed jars. So I'd like to clean up a little and
put some of the commonly used
jars in the ${catalina.home}/lib folder. What about the new s2-jar's? Do I
ran into trouble when I'm putting it into the
global lib-folder or do I get (not-wanted) side-effects from deploying them
into this location?
Thanks for your help!
Marc
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