> Ramakrishnan Venkataraman wrote:
>
> I am also doing custom form-based authentication with JRun 3.0 and
> IIS, but with mixed results.
>
> I had put my custom authentication class in the Web-Inf/classes
> directory, but JRun cannot locate that file.
>
> So after going thru Madhav's reply, I put it in the server's lib
> directory. That class is now loaded correctly.
>
> The JRun documentation seems to skips this issue. Thanks for your
> input, Madhav.
>
> Is there a way I can put it in the Web-inf/classes dir. of my app ?
>
Hi,
If you're writing a custom authentication module then strictly-speaking
you're writing an extension to the JRun server itself. It's really part
of the server and it doesn't make sense for it to be part of a
particular web application running in the server. So I can't see any
reason why you would want to have the classes stored in
WEB-INF/classes. The best thing is to develop a separate library for
the authentication module, package it up as a jar file, and drop this
into the lib/ext directory.
Luke.
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