Why would you want (or need) to put a class somewhere other than on your
classpath? If you want the class to be available globally to webapps, then I
suggest you put the class (or package) in the tomcat "classes" directory. For
instance, if I have tomcat installed in "C:\tomcat", then my global classes
directory is: "C:\tomcat\classes". Tomcat automatically includes this directory
on the classpath when it starts.
Is that what you want?
--- Peter Barraud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a jsp page that instantiates an object (from a class file that I have
> created). Now if I put the class file on my-classpath then everything works
> fine. However, is there any way that I can dump the file somewhere in the
> tomcat folder hierarchy instead of on the class path. I tried putting the
> file in web-inf/classes but the jsp page returns a "class not found error".
> Do I have to make some changes in some config files to get this working.
> any help will be appreciated
> thanx in advance
> peter
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