> From: Robert Soeding [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: WebApps not isolated
>
> PHP files instantiate a new Java class of mine, which in turn calls a
> static Java class of mine which returns the properties.
>
> My Java classes are within the webs only (that is un
Thanks.
This is a PHP web, PHP files being interpreted by a Servlet provided by
PHP-Java-Bridge.
PHP files instantiate a new Java class of mine, which in turn calls a
static Java class of mine which returns the properties.
My Java classes are within the webs only (that is under
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Robert,
Robert Soeding wrote:
> As an additional test, I downloaded a fresh copy of Tomcat, deployed
> both webapps, edited myProps.properties, and ran this fresh instance.
> In this instance, webapp1 would use the properties file of webapp2
> (while
Good Morning Robert
It *sounds* as if you may have one of 2 situations to deal with
a ClassLoader issue which by default goes to ClassLoader for the referenced
class e.g. this.getClass().getClassLoader
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/ResourceBundle.html#getBundle(java.lang.St
ResourceBundle.getBundle uses the ClassLoader that was used to load the
class that's calling this method when it looks up the resource.
Have you checked that the class which contains the call to
ResourceBundle.getBundle
is loaded by the expected WebappClassLoaders?
Matthias
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