Hi!!!1
can u please tell me which built of jrun r u using???? Because i have been
using Built 157.
U can find out bout the built from the readme.txt in jrun dir.





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Hi!

I have JRUN 2.3 , and there is no folder name "instantDB" instead there is
"jsm-default" and the Classess folder is in it.
Now the Q is : will i create a folder "instantDB\Classes" in JRUN   OR
will copy Beans files in "jsm-default\classes"

Ur help will be highly appreciated.

Hamid Hassan
VSDI


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Subject: Re: Problems using Beans with Jrun 2.3 and apache 1.3.9


Hi!!!!
for normal java beans (not EJB) u can place your bean files (java files) in
the classes folder in the instandDb folder. The path is
<drive>:\\JRun\instantDB\Classes\<javafile>
U can also make a folder inside the classes folder and put all your beans
in it.
-Tamanna




"LITT Vincent (Neuilly Gestion)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/06/2000
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Hello,

Does anyone know how to set up Jrun in order to use Java Beans ... I can't
get it to work.

Any ideas ?

Vincent

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