Hi all,
also there is a problem when You are migrating some of your apps from
one tomcat to another,
You have to assure that these libraries are there too,
which can be not so easy if You don't own new tomcat.
Best greetings,
Paweł Wielgus.
2010/4/18 Cimballi :
> Hi Sven,
>
> It's better to avoi
Hi Sven,
It's better to avoid to put jars in the Tomcat folders. The problem is
that if you put your jars there, then all your apps will share them,
and then you cannot have different versions of the same API, like one
app using Struts 2.0.x and another one using Struts 2.1.x.
Cimballi
On Sun,
Hi,
I'm learning about Struts 2 and have a few hello world applications
packaging and deploying successfully.
I'm curious about packaging the third party jar files with the web
application itself. I have been including the following in my web app
jar because some examples do that. (I know these a
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