Thanks for your help. I will try the web forum as well.
I still have a question you may be able to help me answer, though.
If I do drop some libraries into .../server/default/lib would I need to put
something in Class_Path attribute into a manifest file of my war or ear
application to be able
Right, server/lib takes precendence in the CL order. Typically most
Classloading errors in JBoss occur when classes from multiple classloading
domains conflict. A good example of this is having classes in server/lib and
having them packaged in your archive as well.
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Thanks a lot for your help!!
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your answer lies in the post below,
however its a bit of a mess
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration
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I went trrough this before but I still have a question that I can't answer.
If I only put libraries into .../server/default/lib shouldn't an application
always be able to see it.
Somehow I have to put struts.jar into both .../server/default/lib and
WEB-INF/lib (part of war archive) otherwise I
Typicall you don't have to do this. WARS use an isolated classloader by default
which should allow you to simply wrap things up in your WEB-INF/lib directory
and you should be all set. But I think the struts.jar has some weirdness
associated with the deployment. Again, the Web forum is probably
Note, I apologize for posting things you probably have already read. It took me
a while to remember that Struts may have different dependencies that a typical
utility jar.
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