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Subject: Re: CLASSPATH, .jar files, packages, and so forth
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Ivan,
Mann, Ivan H wrote:
> Not being able to find the class may mean that it can't find the jar
> file and it may mean that it can find the jar file
, Charles R [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 10:21 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: CLASSPATH, .jar files, packages, and so forth
> From: Mann, Ivan H [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: CLASSPATH, .jar files, packages, and so forth
>
> So, is
Not being able to find the class may mean that it can't find the jar
file and it may mean that it can find the jar file but the package and
or directory is not done right. The read/write permission on the jar
file is 777, so I know that it can read the jar file if it can find it.
The applet spe
Yes, I am using applets.
> Why fight the way its meant to be packaged
So, is there a link somewhere that tells the ways it's meant to be
packaged?
I took out all of the CLASSPATH setting that I done, I moved the .jar
file to the webapps/ directory, and it still doesn't work. How do
I tell
> I have an application that consists of >150 classes, organized in
> several different packages.
>
> In the past I have installed the application in
> .../webapps// where the directory tree corresponds
> to the package layout, and this has worked fine.
>
> I am trying to change this to usin
