Hi, mark; thanks fo your response.
To answer your question: I want to use the MySQL drivers for development,
but the final production application shall run with MS sqlserver.
So from your remark what shall i conclude ?
I have to add a class loader of my own ?
no, probably not. cocoon will provide one ...
hmm. just place the driver anywhere into my own block ?
Shall i create a lib submenu under
src/main/resources/WEB-INF/lib
right within my block sources ? And maven would sort out where to put it
and cocoon will grab from where maven has put it ?
That would make sense to me ...
But probably the truth is different ;-)
So which options do i have ?
regards,
hussayn
Mark Lundquist-3 wrote:
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> On Oct 28, 2008, at 9:57 AM, hussayn wrote:
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>> - concerning the driver i read in the docs:
>>
>> "In order to load driver class create file databases-
>> drivers.properties
>> in META-INF/cocoon/properties with following contents: ..."
>>
>> ok, this is self explaining. But where do i actually place the
>> driver ?
>> cocon doesn't scan my entire file system to find a jar file which
>> contains
>> the driver, no ?
>
> Well yes, it sort of does. I mean, not that Cocoon has its own
> special code to do that, but this is what a classloader does, isn't
> it? :-)
>
> What driver are you going to use?
>
> cheers,
> —ml—
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