Understand the way your application server loading classes is a very important. I really suggest that you read some oc4j document to understand its class loading structure. Also read about the J2EE spec on the class loading scheme. There are defined structures for J2EE class loading. I think that you may want your application be compatible with J2EE standard. To make it simple, I think that it should be no problem if you just package Tapestry and its dependencies in you war file's lib folder (do not put Tapestry in any oc4j directories). If your war file will be part of your ear file, pay attention to the Class-Path attribute in the Manifest of your war file if you like to put the Tapestry and its dependencies in the ear file.
Remove hivemind from Tapestry is almost impossible. In stead of requesting to remove it, if you can get your application working and write a how-to, it will be very helpful. On 6/7/06, jone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh,my god,Why not facing these issues?Don't you like tapestry to be used by more users,especially the newbies.If do,these problem should be more urgent to be solved! In fact,I also developped a extremely robust-lightweight-extendable-PnP framework,which have been used in many apps.I like tapestry just because it has some particular featues.Well,don't say that again please. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
