Tomcat usually sets the classpath dynamically, so any jars in the
$TOMCAT_HOME/lib-directory should be included in the classpath.
But that does not allways work under Windows, depending on your
TOMCAT_HOME-directory.
If you are working under Windows and you do not get a message like
"Including all jars in C:\Apache\tomcat\lib in your CLASSPATH." in
the window that starts tomcat, then you have to set the classpath
explicitly.
Hope this helps
Michael Jaeger
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Betreff: where to put jar
i have a database connection pool jar file that i want to use for my web
applications. so, i placed the jar file in $TOMCAT_HOME/lib. but when
i run my web application, it doesn't seem to use the jar file.
do i need to set the classpath to read the jar file? i thought that if
it is in the lib folder, tomcat will read it and use the classes in the
jar file.
peter choe
btw: i am using tomcat3.2
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