Hello Craig,
>> ... >> Is it possible to config Catalina these resources be accessable from >> servlets (and for classes in c:/kit/classes too)? >> CRM> It's only possible to do this if you hand-modify the "catalina.sh" or CRM> "catalina.bat" scripts to set the startup CLASSPATH to include your extra CRM> repositories. Personally, I am *****absolutely***** not interested in CRM> supporting any standard mechanism like this. You are totally on your own. Thanks, it works. CRM> Why? Experience has shown that using the CLASSPATH for this purpose CRM> causes *huge* numbers of support issues. Prior to the introduction of CRM> this concept, CLASSPATH was the number 2 question volume on TOMCAT-USER CRM> (after web connector config issues). Now , it has almost disappeared CRM> because people easily understand how it works. You'd be *much* better off CRM> setting up your application deployment process to include copying the CRM> shared JAR files to the correct place. With disk space costs being what CRM> they are, there's just no cost-based excuse for trying to avoid CRM> duplication. CRM> Hint -- the sample "build.xml" scripts included with the Tomcat 4 version CRM> of the "Application Developer's Guide" have provisions to do this kind of CRM> thing automatically, so you don't have to think about it :-). CRM> http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/appdev/index.html CRM> Craig McClanahan I'm absolutley agree with you in the case of "real" deployment. But what about development time? I have about 600 classes in my project. Using standard ant build make me to recompile all of them, and so on according to ant task. Are you using full deployment process after any small modifying of a single file (at development/*debugging* time)? BTW, is it possible to do something like .../manager/reload?path=/myApp with respect to external classes/jars? Thanks, Andrew mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
