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windows service.bat install script omits tools.jar from classpath - server cannot
compile JSPs
Summary: windows service.bat install script omits tools.jar from
classpath - server cannot compile JSPs
Product: Tomcat 5
Version
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windows service.bat install script omits tools.jar from classpath - server cannot
compile JSPs
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Conflicting tools.jar with Java 1.4.0
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Conflicting tools.jar with Java 1.4.0
Summary: Conflicting tools.jar with Java 1.4.0
Product: Tomcat 4
Version: 4.0.4 Final
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Windows NT/2K
Status: NEW
Severity: Major
Priority
costin 2002/06/07 14:29:18
Modified:lib commons-logging-api.jar commons-logging.jar
mx4j.jar mx4j-tools.jar
Log:
Update with a build from CVS. To reproduce use today's date, I'll
update the build as soon as a release is made.
The current
costin 2002/06/06 20:43:43
Modified:lib mx4j-tools.jar
Log:
Add the tools ( needed to test and play )
Revision ChangesPath
1.2 +741 -660 jakarta-tomcat-connectors/lib/mx4j-tools.jar
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costin 2002/06/05 14:29:44
Added: lib mx4j.jar mx4j-tools.jar
Log:
Add the binary version of mx4j, for easy compilation. I really hate
requiring people to download/install dozens of packages.
If jmx.jar is defined ( as in 4.x build.xml ) it'll be used, so it's
easy
Hi,
Are there any actions taken to convince Sun to leave tools.jar and javac as
they were in JDK 1.4b1 and before? JDK 1.4 is still beta 2, so it's not too
late for that, right?
Greetings,
deacon Marcus
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On Thu, 4 Oct 2001, Deacon Marcus wrote:
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 03:43:35 +0200
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Subject: tools.jar, javac and JDK 1.4b2
Hi,
Are there any actions taken to convince Sun to leave tools.jar and javac
You should run jspc with -webinc switch. It will generate an XML fragment
that you should add to your web.xml file (either by copy/paste or by
including it as an entity); It will look like this:
servlet
servlet-namecom.mycompany.foo.myjsppage/servlet-name
I do not want to ship tools.jar with our product, so I precompiled jsp's
using jspc.
I am able to precompile my jsp's using the following:
set TOMCAT_HOME=where I installed Tomcat.
set JSP_HOME=where I keep my JSP's.
set JSP_TEMP=where I put the java files generated
Title: Tools.jar
Eitan,
I
don't think that tools.jar is needed for "normal activity". We redistribute
Tomcat with the JRE and don't have any issues. If you need tools.jar to compile
JSPs, try pre-compiling them and distributing the resulting .class files with
yo
Glenn Twiggs wrote:
I don't think that tools.jar is needed for "normal activity".
We redistribute Tomcat with the JRE and don't have any issues.
If you need tools.jar to compile JSPs, try pre-compiling them
and distributing the resulting .class files with yo
REanother option is Jikes.
Dare I say, better?
I think most would agree.
-Matthew
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Title: Tools.jar
Hello there boys and Girls
I have a license issue
1. Sun JDK's license is for non commercial or production use
2. For Production and commercial use they give the JRE
3. Tools.jar is a part of the JDK and is missing from the JRE
4. Tomcat needs Tools.jar for it's normal
At 06:50 PM 1/23/2001 +0200, you wrote:
I have a license issue
1. Sun JDK's license is for non commercial or production use
2. For Production and commercial use they give the JRE
3. Tools.jar is a part of the JDK and is missing from the JRE
4. Tomcat needs Tools.jar for it's normal activity
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