goober_nut wrote:
Is it possible to package up your own wrapper inside a war file which
you can deploy to other Tomcat servers without putting it in Tomcat 5.5 -
shared/lib or server/lib or Tomcat 6 lib/?
Not for deployment as a war file; I'm pretty certain that the class is not
being searc
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Brian,
goober_nut wrote:
| Is it possible to package up your own wrapper inside a war file which
| you can deploy to other Tomcat servers without putting it in Tomcat 5.5 -
| shared/lib or server/lib or Tomcat 6 lib/?
That depends on exactly which C
| Yes, I'm sorry, I did put my package name in there so it does look like
| wrapperClass="my.class.MyWrapper".
| It does read though "my.class.MyWrapper.java", does that make a
difference?
Yes, the class name does not include ".java" -- you should remove it.
|>> Can anyone tell me what I'm doing
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Brian,
goober_nut wrote:
| Yes, I'm sorry, I did put my package name in there so it does look like
| wrapperClass="my.class.MyWrapper".
| It does read though "my.class.MyWrapper.java", does that make a
difference?
Yes, the class name does not includ
>> What I've done so far is create a very simple servlet which prints hello
>> to the browser and I've written a wrapper class named MyWrapper which
>> extends StandardWrapper. The MyWrapper class just has a constructor
>> which is supposed to print out to the logs "I'm in the wrapper." Also,
Brian E. Nicely wrote:
What I've done so far is create a very simple servlet which prints hello
to the browser and I've written a wrapper class named MyWrapper which
extends StandardWrapper. The MyWrapper class just has a constructor
which is supposed to print out to the logs "I'm in the wrappe
