I do not know whether the problem is the same we had, but...
Our experience was, that if you place additional JAR files into WEB-INF/lib
and they haven't been there when Tomcat was started, they are not added to
your servlet classpath. All you have to do is restart Tomcat. Then you can
freely update those JARs without any restart required.
Alexander Klyubin
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Subject: [jBoss-User] tomcat bean communcation
Hi,
I know this is pushing the limit of the jboss list, but it would also be
pushing the limit of the tomcat list.
When I run a severlet and I put my "helper" classes in a jar that is
located
in my lib dir the servlet is happy, unless the class is a class used by
jboss. i.e. jnp naming stuff or my bean interfaces. I have to explicitly
put this stuff in my classpath. Any way to avoid this?
Thanks.
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