I looked at tomcat 8 source code to determine how the class loader resolves
libraries and class folders specified in post resources.
if the order of post resources is as follows
then the class loader looks for classes in library1.jar before it looks for
classes in
Thank you for updating the documentation. This helps a lot with clarifying
how Resources work
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Hi,
I noticed that in version 7.0.53 single quotes in attributes of html tags that
are generated using jspx are being escaped with #039; This was not the case in
version 7.0.32. Could someone explain the reason behind this change?
Thanks
Vimil
body
a href=# onclick=clicked('Hello')Hello/a
/body
/html
However in tomcat 7.0.53 the html generated is
html
body
a href=# onclick=clicked(#039;Hello#039;)Hello/a
/body
/html
I was wondering why the single quotes are now being escaped in html output.
Thanks
Vimil
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As you can see from the above, from HTML point of view there is no difference.
onclick=
=3Dclicked('Hello')Hello/a=0A/body=0A/html=0A=0AI was wo=
ndering why the single quotes are now
if (isScanAllDirectories()) { name = path; } return name; }
I would like to know if there are any issues with my suggestion. I would also
like to know if there is any workaround for my problem.
Thanks
Vimil
This is regarding the Resources feature of tomcat 8.5 that allows us to add
external jars and class folder to the webapp classpath.
There seems to be an issue with the order in which class folder and jar files
are added to the classpath.
With the above configuration
the webapp
