I'm not quite sure about JRun but I suppose it should be the same as with
Tomcat, because it is layed down in the Servlet specifications: If you need
database access only in your web-application, then just put the jar file in
the /WEB-INF/lib-directory of your web-application.
If this directory does not exist yet, simply create it.
So your directory structure should be similar to this:
jrun_path/webapps/your_webapp/WEB-INF/lib/*.jar (with your JSP in the
your_webapp directory).
When starting JRun, all jar files in this lib directory should automatically
be included in your classpath. However, I think this does not work with
Tomcat under Win98 and I do not know if it works with JRun/Win98.
Alternatively, you can just add the path to your jar file to the classpath
set in your autoexec.bat. If the there is no classpath set in your
autoexec.bat, simply add a line like:
set CLASSPATH=.;C:\path_to_the_jar_file
to the autoexec.bat file (and do not forget to restart your computer aver
having done so).
Good luck
Michael
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>Simply include the jar file in your classpath and access your
>MySQL-databases through the classes of the JDBC-API.
thanks a lot. but can you tell me where exactly (as in, which folder?) do i
have to place my .jar file? i'm using the JRun server. where should i keep
the .jar file so that it's usable when include it in the classpath.
cheers,
T. Edison jr.
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