On March 9, 2019 9:09:42 AM UTC, "Guido Jäkel" wrote:
>Dear Mark,
>
>thank you for comments and hints. I would say I have a wide knowledge
>about hard and software. But as I'm not working as a software
>developer, I'm not familiar with a lot of things in deep. I also don't
>have key-ready
Dear Mark,
thank you for comments and hints. I would say I have a wide knowledge about
hard and software. But as I'm not working as a software developer, I'm not
familiar with a lot of things in deep. I also don't have key-ready workbenches
or buildchains. But I'll try to locate the
Nice investigative work, Guido.
Curious, are you debugging the source code? Downloading any nightly builds?
If you're connected to the repo somehow you could get users named on
the commit logs and read commit messages?
Again - nice work!
Sincerely,
John
On 3/8/19, Jäkel, Guido wrote:
>
Hey,
Try reading this, I think you will be fine:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-9.0-doc/index.html
No one can do it for you.
Regards,
Phumelela
On Fri, Mar 8, 2019 at 7:47 PM Raffaele Sgarro wrote:
>
> Hello all! How is one supposed to configure Tomcat (I'm on 9.x) to scan a
> given
I wonder why you think I didn't read the fucking manual before posting my
question here.
You'd be surprised to know that I'm studying this thing since a couple of
days and my conclusion is that it's something Tomcat can't do and I'll have
to use something like Spring to achieve it.
So no, it's
On 08/03/2019 17:47, Raffaele Sgarro wrote:
> Hello all! How is one supposed to configure Tomcat (I'm on 9.x) to scan a
> given package looking for @WebServlet servlets?
>
> I cannot find any API and relevant examples in the Tomcat source.
>
> More insight: my app is currently packaged as a WAR
On 09/03/2019 15:01, Raffaele Sgarro wrote:
> I wonder why you think I didn't read the fucking manual before posting my
> question here.
While the reply to your question wasn't helpful, that does not justify
the tone of your response.
I'd like to remind everyone of the code of conduct:
I apologize for the tone.
Already tried various StandardJarScanner options, but the root problem is
that nothing works while developing because classes from source Java files
are not packaged at all and are simply put on the classpath by the IDE (and
I do not want to add the directory used by the
Hi Guido,
Am 09.03.2019 um 10:09 schrieb Guido Jäkel:
Dear Mark,
thank you for comments and hints. I would say I have a wide knowledge about
hard and software. But as I'm not working as a software developer, I'm not
familiar with a lot of things in deep. I also don't have key-ready
On 09/03/2019 20:00, Raffaele Sgarro wrote:
> I apologize for the tone.
>
> Already tried various StandardJarScanner options, but the root problem is
> that nothing works while developing because classes from source Java files
> are not packaged at all and are simply put on the classpath by the
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