Temporary (for development) CLASSPATH problem (tomcat 4)

2003-09-18 Thread Peter Swulius 
I know Tomcat expects the classes for a given web-app to be here:

  /webapps/myApplication/WEB-INF/classes

or, wherever I point server.xml to:

  C:/stuff/myApplication/WEB-INF/classes

but what if I want /myApplication to exist on a network drive (source control), and my 
classes for that webApplication to be compiled to my local drive.  I want this, so all 
of my .jsp and such in source control, and editable straight from source control, but 
I do not want my classes to be compiled AND loaded from the network drive.

Is there a way to configure my applications web.xml to include other directories for 
classes?


Peter Swulius
Software Engineer
Zix Corporation

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RE: Temporary (for development) CLASSPATH problem (tomcat 4)

2003-09-18 Thread Mark Thomas 
How about using ant to compile and deploy your application? This would enable 
you to have complete control over the locations of your source files, your 
compilied classes and the war file.

Mark

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