> I would suggest to look at > %TOMCAT_HOME%/logs/jasper.log - it will > show you the classpath its using for each request, although > it sounds like > the jar isn't in the right place - you need to put it into > webapp/WEB-INF/lib folder and its name must end in .jar. Well, it's in the right place, it has the right name, and it is listed in the jasper.log entry. [sigh] My web app specifies a class loader servlet to run at startup, which is also in this jar file, and gets executed without a problem. After that, however, any class in this jar file gets a NoClassDefFoundError. I'm sure there is a simple answer (I just wish it was as simple as not having the jar file in the right location). Thanks, Kevin
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