On Jul 14, 2006, at 9:15 AM, Boris Unckel wrote:
The vendor given JDBC-driver requires AspectJ? Which DataBase,
which driver? (this is just for my personal interest).
It's the standard MySQL driver. If there's a way to get it to work
without AspectJ, I'm all ears...I'm still pretty new at this (and was
even moreso when I first started using the MySQL JDBC drivers...), so
I may be doing some things the hard way.
Also, what I'm developing at the moment is intended to be a
framework that can be used by multiple webapps at once, so common/
lib or shared/lib seemed to make sense...
Even framework JARs should be deployed with the independent webapp.
Diskspace or ease of deployment are less important than errors
resulting from ClassLoader problems.
That's certainly true. At the moment, I have my .java/.class files
there for ease of development (not having to worry about just which
copy of the file I'm editing...); however, if putting it all in the
webapp will solve some problems...
However, even placing AspectJ in the webapp's WEB-INF/lib
directory gives me the same error.
Did you put everything or just AspectJ in webapp's WEB-INF/lib
directory? Please have a try with everything.
By "everything" do you mean the JDBC driver as well? OK, I'll go try
that...
...
Hey, whaddaya know, that time it worked :-)
Well, that's very interesting...not least because everything was
working perfectly until a few days ago with the setup I described
earlier. Perhaps I need to experiment with various combinations...
Thanks a lot!
Timothy Collett
--
It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education.
--Albert Einstein
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