Re: a custom class

[Geoff Howard]

C Bram Dit Saint Amand wrote:

My former problem being solved (thank you Christian Haul), I tested
something else today.
I tried to use my own class called 'DbApi' in a logicsheet.
 

...

I added to the CLASSPATH the directory where 'DbApi.java' and
'DbApi.class' are.
I think this is your problem right here.  The CLASSPATH is not involved 
in resolving resources within Cocoon (or
usually other applications in servlet containers).  You want to put your 
classes (if unjarred) under the proper directory
structure according to their package hierarchy under WEB-INF/classes or 
(if jarred) in WEB-INF/lib.  You can
also experiment with the extra-classpath setting in... I forget where - 
either web.xml or cocoon.xconf.  But I'd
suggest using WEB-INF unless you have a real reason to the contrary.

Geoff Howard



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