Hi,
tomcat 4.0.X classloader is buggy . I had opened a bugreport in bugzilla
and got it confirmed. A fix is probably available with tomcat 4.1.X (it
already existst in the HEAD-branch of CVS).
Stefan
> I just installed the latest Tomcat (4.0.2), (on W2K Pro) deployed the
latest
> xtags-examples.
I just installed the latest Tomcat (4.0.2), (on W2K Pro) deployed the latest
xtags-examples.war, and a NoClassDefFound exception is thrown whenever I
access a page with a tag like this one:
<%@ taglib uri="http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/xtags-1.0"; prefix="xtags"
%>
Here is the exception:
Your problem is quite more general than JSP/tags/CGI/etc. - how do you teach a
programmer things like good style and code/design/structure esthetics? It is
incredibly hard, especially when dealing with "just get it working" type of
people. The main benefit from tag libraries and the MVC approach i
Simple: Code reuse and maintenance.
Why duplicate Java code in multiple places, when all
you need is a tag that has the code written one time?
And maintenance couldn't be easier. Having to update
x-number of files, when all you need to do is update
one file.
Regards,
Steve
--- Michael <[EMAIL
what exactly are you trying to achieve?! i mean, what do you want from
struts and what do you want to leave out?! there are some form-processing
taglibs out there(e.g.
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2001/jw-0427-forms.html), if this
is all you want struts to do, but maybe you should stat