Hi Peter,
Thanks for your answer. Clear, unambiguous and easy to implement. I like them
that way. ;-)
Yes, I am running Gentoo. I am just finished updating everything - new gcc
(4.1), new kernel (2.6.18), new KDE (3.5.5) and new everything else, including
JDK.
When I do date on the
Hi Peter,
Here is the solution to the java time problem in Linux. I added one line to my
JBoss start-up script and that does it. Here is the whole start-up script:
#!/bin/bash
| export JBOSS_HOME=/usr/local/jboss-4.0.4.GA
| export JAVA_OPTS=-Duser.timezone=Australia/Sydney
|
Where is the UsernamePasswordHandler class located? If it is in the war file,
nothing in the jar file will have access to it. If you require that classes in
the jar fiel access this class, you must move the class to the jar file. Then
classes in both the war and jar file will have access.
