Re: custom CLASSPATH for beans

[Steve Prior]

But if you do that, don't you lose the ability to reload beans automatically on

modification?

Steve

Justin Kennedy wrote:

> what I do is modify the startup.bat to include the extra classpaths I need.
> so in startup.bat I have:
> set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;whatever.you.want
>
> At 06:21 PM 3/15/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> >I'm considering migrating a web site from jserv/gnujsp to Tomcat and don't
> >really want to touch where the .class files for beans used by the JSPs and
> >they
> >are NOT in WEB-INF directories as Tomcat would prefer.  How would I
> >go about specifying custom CLASSPATH directories for where beans and
> >servlets are located in Tomcat?
> >
> >Thanks
> >Steve Prior
>
> Justin Kennedy
> Computer Systems Analyst
> Consortio, Inc.
> www.consortio.com

Re: custom CLASSPATH for beans

[Justin Kennedy]

what I do is modify the startup.bat to include the extra classpaths I need. 
so in startup.bat I have:
set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;whatever.you.want


At 06:21 PM 3/15/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>I'm considering migrating a web site from jserv/gnujsp to Tomcat and don't
>really want to touch where the .class files for beans used by the JSPs and
>they
>are NOT in WEB-INF directories as Tomcat would prefer.  How would I
>go about specifying custom CLASSPATH directories for where beans and
>servlets are located in Tomcat?
>
>Thanks
>Steve Prior

Justin Kennedy
Computer Systems Analyst
Consortio, Inc.
www.consortio.com

custom CLASSPATH for beans

[Steve Prior]

I'm considering migrating a web site from jserv/gnujsp to Tomcat and don't
really want to touch where the .class files for beans used by the JSPs and
they
are NOT in WEB-INF directories as Tomcat would prefer.  How would I
go about specifying custom CLASSPATH directories for where beans and
servlets are located in Tomcat?

Thanks
Steve Prior