That's in the classpath setting under Java settings for each JRun server in
the JMC. When you enter a directory there, all .jar files in that directory
are added to that JRun server's classpath.
Best,
Patrick Quinn
Allaire Consulting
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All,
I found my problem. You must have the jrunhome\lib\ejipt.jar in your
classpath also. I don't know if I over looked it in documentation or if
it was not there.
Adam
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