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> Thanks. I knew about the alternative, but I was hoping I can take advantage
> of IOC. Whatever :sleep:
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> >Not if you want Tomcat to manage the DB connection pool. Installi
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> From: SarcasmMonster [mailto:paradoxical.reason...@gmail.com]
> Subject: Re: Adding new jars to Tomcat library.
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> Is there a way to get around this?
Not if you want Tomcat to manage the DB connection pool. Installing the JDBC
driver jar is a one-time thing; can't you sche
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On 8/7/09 17:45, SarcasmMonster wrote:
In Tomcat 6.0, when I add a new jar to the CATALINA_HOME/lib/ do I have to
restart Tomcat before it's picked up? I added an MySQL jars so I can use the
JNDI datasource but it is getting a class not found when I deploy my app.
When I restarted my test Tomcat,
class loading
was dynamic, it will look when needed. So I thought when I deployed my app,
it would look and find it.
I don't want restart the company's production server just to deploy my
simple app.
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