Hi
I guess the choice belongs to you.
However note that until 7.0.4 using mvn: in a classpath is not
supported on UNIx (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMEE-2019)
Another tip for maven syntax is you can set the repo inline: mvn:
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/!junit:junit:4.12:jar
I'm running a small REST service in Tomcat. It presently queries an Oracle db
to get some data. In the config on the server, I put the JDBC jar into the
"lib" directory of the installation, so it can find it without any special
classpath augmentation.
However, in the server config within
