Hans,
That feature of WebSphere is outside the J2EE realm. See here:
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/verified/packaging.html
The way Sun, i.e J2EE supports optional libs in an EAR is through
either the Class-Path or Extension-List manifest attributes.
Minimally, EVERY app server should support this.
Hi Alexander,
Your 'my-ibatis-lib.jar' solution is not exactly what I meant with
'shared library'.
In WebSphere, a shared library resides outside your application.
It seems that JBoss doesn't support shared libraries. You can read more
about this on:
http://www.jroller.com/page/srinivas?entr
I think this thread answer why the annotation (SuppressWarnings) is
necessary, in general :)
Thanks
Ben Munat escribió:
duh... good point... boundaries between libraries and app code is one
place where generics really get annoying... that and typing the damn
types over and over.
b
Jeff Bu