On Apr 14, 2009, at 1:12 PM, bernstml wrote:
So I have a question:
I have a jar which I want to use in my web application. I normally
link the
jar in Netbeans and deploy
I have no idea what this means...
, which makes the deploy time exceedingly long.
I want to put the libraries in the repository, and call upon them in
my
application. I know what I need to add to the geronimo-web.xml
file, but I
do not know how to call them in my code. For example, there is a
class
called Bob in this jar, and I want to import myjar.whatever.*; and
Bob b =
new Bob("geronimo is frustrating");
Geronimo doesn't change java :-) If you get the jar into the
application classloader by including a dependency on it in the
environment element in geronimo-web.xml, the classes in the jar will
be available to your application.
Can I do this? How?
Yes, by including a dependency on the jar in geronimo-web.xml in the
environment element.
thanks
david jencks
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