Hello Mike
Just a quick suggestion. Don't ever set a global classpath! If you set the classpath
for every application seperatly you know that if you deploy the application it will
still work. With a global classpath you can accidentally have a class in there that
your application needs and when you deploy it the classpath isn't there anymore and
you get a classnotfound exception.
It is an annoyance to set the classpath for every application seperatly but that way
your application classpathes don't get in the way of each other and it makes
deployment a lot easier.
Stefan
