Re: Struts in Resin: 500 Servlet Exception

Thanks Leon, again! --- Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > check the wrapper.pl in the resin-3.0.x/bin > > # > # Initial classpath. Usually filled with the > environment or the command > line. > # > $CLASSPATH=""; > > Put you jar files therein. > > Works if you use the 3.0.x version

Re: Struts in Resin: 500 Servlet Exception

check the wrapper.pl in the resin-3.0.x/bin # # Initial classpath. Usually filled with the environment or the command line. # $CLASSPATH=""; Put you jar files therein. Works if you use the 3.0.x version of resin of course. If you are under windoz, you can write a batch file which calls httpd.e

Re: Struts in Resin: 500 Servlet Exception

Thanks Leon! You are right about the other jars to be deployed. By the way, is there a way to specify other paths where other jar files resides so STRUTS know where to look for them instead of copying them to the app's lib? Thong --- Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Are you sure that

Re: Struts in Resin: 500 Servlet Exception

Are you sure that listen.jar has no futher dependencies? It looks like something in listen.jar (a class) which is initialized from JdbcUser.java:238 requires some other libs. example: Class A B = new B(); now B is in b.jar and in class B you have something like class B{ private static C c; }

Struts in Resin: 500 Servlet Exception

Hi all, I am new to struts and tried to write a little logon application which has a LogonAction using other objects from different jar files to look up user accounts in DB via JDBC. But this is the error I got when loging in: 500 Servlet Exception java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError at com.