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on 11/2/99 1:43 PM, Rusty Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I feel that there's either something wrong with my jserv setup, or
> with the programmer's setup or code because I'm guessing that
> continually adding .jar files to the wrapper.classpath isn't the right
> thing to do.
>
> You'll have to pardon my ignorance but I'm not a java programmer, just
> a lowly C and systems programmer, but can anyone offer advice as to
> where the problem is or where to look for a solution to this problem?
Ok, I will try to state the solution so that you can understand. ;-)
Image that .jar files are equivalent to -llibname. Imagine that you have two
-L paths.
The first one, wrapper.classpath, is only instantiated once, when the JVM is
started. The second one, repositories= (in the zone.properties file), can be
reloaded when files in the path are changed. So, if you are constantly
adding files to your system, you can put them in the repositories path.
Files that do not change often can be added to the wrapper.classpath. The
same files should not be in both paths.
I hope that helps clarify things.
-jon
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