java/sql/Savepoint is in the JDK 1.4 and running "java -version" showed me using JDK
1.3.
As for a generalized solution, I didn't have one until the other posts in response to
my e-mail.
Thanks Jake and Chris.
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Culprit: mail system munging my E-mail address.
Solution: unsubscribe old e-mail address, and re-subscribe.
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Try JWhich -
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip105.html
Chris
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Nathan Christiansen wrote:
In the 5 1/2 hours that it took for this message to appear on the list, I found an answer to my original question.
Is the long delay due to the move of the list? I can send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and get a reply within minutes, not hours.
Your posts are bein
What resolution did you find? This might come in handy for others of us out here.
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re
Hello Nathan,
from happyaxis.jsp in the Apache Axis project
/**
* get the location of a class
* @param out
* @param clazz
* @return the jar file or path where a class was found
*/
String getLocation(JspWriter out,
Class clazz) {
In the 5 1/2 hours that it took for this message to appear on the list, I found an
answer to my original question.
Is the long delay due to the move of the list? I can send a message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and get a reply within minutes, not hours.
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From: Nathan Christi
I seem to remember a discussion a while back about trying to find out which jar file a
particular class resides in.
I have two machines, one of which I can build a project and run a test file. On the
other I can't build or run the compiled test class because it can't find the
definition for ja
You have first the implicit fileset contained in the jar/zip/war/ear which
you are building, then each of the nested filesets or zipfilesets
The order of directories within each fileset is the one returned by the
operating system and the File class of the JVM where ant is running.
There is however
