Oddly, my webapp is able to see classes like HttpServletRequest, which
exists only in /lib. It can also see a bunch of my custom classes in
/lib/mysubdirectory. What makes ProxyServlet.Transparent different?
Is there any way to have the webapp classloader see all the classes in /lib?
On 6/17/2012 11:35 AM, Jesse McConnell wrote:
you should put it _in_ your war
webapps execute in an isolated classloader separate from the things in /lib
jesse
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On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 11:25 AM, ccleve <[email protected]> wrote:
I've subclassed ProxyServlet.Transparent for our own proxy server. It runs
fine in Eclipse. When I start the server at the command line using
start.jar, I get the ClassNotFoundException in the title.
My subclass is in a jar that I put in /lib/mysubdirectory, and I added that
subdirectory in start.ini with OPTIONS=Server,....,mysubdirectory
It looks like ProxyServer.Transparent is in jetty-servlets.x.x.x.jar, which
is in the /lib directory. If I'm reading the code in start.config in
start.jar correctly, it should get picked up and put on the classpath
properly.
I'm loading my proxy subclass in web.xml using a <servlet> tag.
Is start.jar doing some funny classloader stuff that keeps that class
invisible? How can I make it visible?
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