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on 5/8/2000 9:21 PM, Duane Gran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For some
> reason, having them include the file in their servlets directory (defined
> in their <domain>.zone.properties as a repository) doesn't work. The JSP
> code compiles, but in runtime they get ClassNotFound exceptions.
The reason is simple. The JSP engine is loaded in the wrapper.classpath (ie:
system classloader) and it is trying to find classes in the custom class
loader. that doesn't work (obviously).
tell your customers to put the JSP engine into their repository= classpath.
end of problem.
> The problem is
> that I am left wondering if there is any performance hit or scalability
> issues with having many wrapper.classpath arguments?
No. These classes are only loaded once. The issue is when you have class
reloading turned on and you have lots of classes in the repository=
classpath.
-jon
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