Hi,
I'm not sure how wars respond to this, perhaps you could put an empty jar
in lib/ to do it... but what about having a classpath attribute in the
manifest file? pointing to the other jars you need.?
hth
dim
On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Ju Yan Jery Qin wrote:
> Hi dwh
> I use 3.2.2. I know your mean. But what I want to do is to define application
>specific CLASSPATH. Sorry for confusion in my question. Thanks!
>
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> -----原始邮件-----
> 发件人: Denis Haskin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 发送时间: 2001年8月22日 10:52
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> 主题: Re: How do I make Tomcat include needed jars for my servlet?
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> For Tomcat 3.2.x, just modify your tomcat.bat file to set up the
> classpath as you need it. I assume something similar can be done for TC4.
>
> dwh
>
> Ju Yan Jery Qin wrote:
>
> >Hi all,
> > I have read this topics but it still can not resolve my problem. Your
>suggestion is to copy application related jar files into
>%YourWebAppPath%/WEB-INFO/lib dirctory. But my application is under development, so
>whenever I regenerated jar files for my web app, I have to copy them to that
>directory again. If under UNIX, you can use symbolic links, but I use Windows 2000 as
>my server. So my question is: is there any way to define CLASSPATH variable for my
>web application independently so that I don't need to copy them again and again.
> > In fact, in my case, I have two web application which are derived from the
>same base but should be installed independently. So these two web application have
>many classes with the same package and name. And these classes spreaded in two
>directory d:\vendor\webapp1 and d:\vendor\webapp2 but not in jar file. So I really
>need a way to define CLASSPATH in application level instead of copy tons of variable
>classes into d:\vendor\webapp1\WEB-INFO\classes and
>d:\vendor\webapp2\WEB-INFO\classes again and again.
> >
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