Mazur,
Tomcat internally has ways of associating classes to which web-application
they belong to. There are classes of three kinds that get loaded when
Tomcat gets loaded:-
1. Tomcat internal classes - These are the actual classes loaded by default
class loader of the JVM.
2. Common classes
Mazur,
There is a way of using the same classes in two different web-apps in tomcat.
Try making individual JARs of the respective classes for app#1 and app#2
and put them in the corresponding WEB-INF/lib
or
put the classes for each of the web-app in the respective WEB-INF/classes.
and
Thanks for responding, Anand.
Ok, so are you suggesting that having the jar files in the
tomcat_home/lib directory may be messing things up and I should
have app1.jar and app2.jar in the
tomcat_home/webapps/examples/WEB-INF/classes directory? And
then each of the jar files should be filled only
Sort of longhoping more detail helps...
Tomcat 3.2.3, Apache 1.3.14, RedHat 6.2
I have a problem with class files with the same name being used
by two different apps, both web-browser-based.
I have 2 applications running on the same instance of Tomcat (low
traffic). They both have
