[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Note that the JDBC libraries are required by a definition of a resource
in server.xml (not by your application ). Try putting them drivers in
$TOMCAT_BASE/common/lib, to make them available to that resource.



Hello,
I tried it and it didn't help.
But as far as I understood, it shouldn't matter where the classes or jar
files are, as long as they're in the classpath. Correct?


Hmm, not quite. Actually, Tomcat does not use classpath info. It has its own rule to load library files. To know more, please have a look at this link:

http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/class-loader-howto.html

Best

Bao

The problem, I think, is rather that something is wrong with the data I put
into server.xml ... is that possible?

Regards
B. Burkhart


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