Thanx, that is an idea... but it's essentially the same as just deleting the file. The point being, I want to use the jar file in other web-apps... it seems rediculous that I can't at least set the class path order in Tomcat & Context...
Anyone? Mike
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you might use a dos based .bat file to exclude tomcat in the use of
common\loggin.*, might come out looking like a mini "Basic Program" but
should work, not two sure if you can load it at the same time as
atuoecec.bat, or "Tomcat", may require some one with source code, or
getting some one with Tomcat code,,, to write it and put in for you??
good luck... but do try .bat ... they are simple, just in case you have
never wrote them.. look on line for Dos.hlp... someone will have it.. maybe even M.S.
simple thought's from a simple mind -
as always blu
On Sat, 17 Apr 2004 16:26:34 -0400 Mike Sowka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hello Everyone,
I wrote last night to the list with some frustration as I couldn't load up an app put together in Websphere into good'ol Tomcat4.1. Well I think I now know what the problem is, but don't know how to resolve it.
It turns out that the IBM packaged jars "require" an older version (1.0.1-dev) of org.apache.commons.logging... this package is supplied in the form of the commons-logging.jar placed in the WEB-INF/lib. In the case of Tomcat, the package also appears in common/lib/commons-logging-api.jar... So the big question:
How do I tell Tomcat to not load the jar file out of common/lib for this particular Context and use the one out of WEB-INF/lib? (Obviously, I
don't want to delete it... )
Thank You, Mike
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