Since you're talking nfs, I assume you're on a *NIX OS. How about use
David Smith's idea to roll your stuff into one jar file, then use a
symbolic link from that one jar file on your network share to the right
tomcat directory?
David Smith wrote:
I would personally use a build tool like Maven to a) build your custom
code into a jar file and b) build the final, customized app using
resources from your custom code and the third party app. Then you have
easy integration as new updates come out. Even if nothing else, build
your stuff into a jar file that can simply be dropped into the
WEB-INF/lib directory of the third party app.
--David
swimming_rabbit wrote:
Does anyone know of a way to tell Tomcat to use an additional classpath
(other than WEB-INF/classes) when loading an application? I've got an
off
the shelf application that requires us to copy our custom classes into
the
application's WEB-INF/classes/ directory every time we upgrade, which is
frequent. Ideally, I would like to put the upgraded files on nfs
(which is
outside Tomcat folder) that Tomcat can pick up every time it is
restarted.
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