Righto, Johan. I guess I just had my environment messed up. I'm back on
track now, with a setup very similar to yours.
>>I do think struts get's loaded with the system classloader. But why is
that a bad thing in a development environment?
I agree, I do not think it is a bad idea, as long as the web apps we
produce still work in Struts outside of VAJ (which they should). I just
could not get it to work for awhile, and was beginning to wonder if the
specialized class loader mechanism was walling me out of using VAJ.
Obviously not. I really appreciate all the help from other VAJ/Struts
users.
Have you heard about expected the time frame for patch3? That would be a
nice thing to have.
Regards,
Tom Miller
Johan Compagner wrote:
> The tomcat test environment of IBM for VAJ is still version 3.1.I
> heard that after the release of patch3 (which also brings the internal
> Websphere TE to JSP1.1/Servlet2.2)the will release another one with i
> presume the latest final (3.2.1) Struts works perfectly well in VAJ. I
> work with it every day and it is very easy. You have 4 projects and a
> updated Java Lib Classes one (or another seperate project for
> javax.sql.Datasource) 1> Tomcat Test Environment2> Struts project
> (imported source of binary's, i preffer source)3> You're project (with
> the \Web inf)4> JAXP the XML parser ect. 5 or The updated Java Lib
> Classes in which i have the javax.sql and all the transaction
> pacakages. Then alter the Tomcat Runner class in the Tomcat Test
> Environment classpath so that i uses allthose projects. I have the
> struts.jar also in the \WEB-INF\lib dir but i don't think VAJ or
> Tomcat uses that becausei bug through the struts in internal the
> project. I do think struts get's loaded with the system classloader.
> But why is that a bad thing in a development environment? Johan
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