> From: Nathan S. Haigh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: classpath and public_html directories
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> Now, the next question is, does that mean that each user can only have
> one webapp!?
That appears to be the case; effectively, each user *is* a webapp.
Shouldn't be to
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Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
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> I haven't tried this yet, but I think the CIMMS_user directory shouldn't
> be there. My understanding of the doc is that the HomesUserDatabase
> Listener creates one webapp (docBase) per user - not an ap
> From: Nathan S. Haigh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: classpath and public_html directories
>
> Surely, each webapp directory should e totally independent!?
Yes, they are. Each webapp uses a separate classloader.
> Could the jar files in
> /home/user/public_html/
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Also your log indicates you have packages declared the same name as some
of your classes. Modify, MassList, Mass, Adducts, and AdductList should
be declared to be of package db, not db.Modify for examp
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Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>> From: Nathan S. Haigh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: classpath and public_html directories
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>> Doesn't tomcat set the classpath itself using the bin/setclasspath.sh
>> scr
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Nathan S. Haigh wrote:
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David Smith wrote:
Hi Nathan.
If setup properly, the location of your webapp shouldn't cause issues
with finding various classes. Just don't mention that dirty, dirty word
CLASSPATH :-). Seriously messi
> From: Nathan S. Haigh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: classpath and public_html directories
>
> Doesn't tomcat set the classpath itself using the bin/setclasspath.sh
> script?
Yes, but depending on the version of Tomcat it will either ignore or
extend CLASSPATH,
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>> From: Nathan S. Haigh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: classpath and public_html directories
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>>> Seriously messing with the CLASSPATH environment
>>> variable will cause l
> From: Nathan S. Haigh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: classpath and public_html directories
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> > Seriously messing with the CLASSPATH environment
> > variable will cause loads of headaches. Best to
> > just not mess with it and let tomcat ignore it.
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David Smith wrote:
> Hi Nathan.
>
> If setup properly, the location of your webapp shouldn't cause issues
> with finding various classes. Just don't mention that dirty, dirty word
> CLASSPATH :-). Seriously messing with the CLASSPATH environment
>
Hi Nathan.
If setup properly, the location of your webapp shouldn't cause issues
with finding various classes. Just don't mention that dirty, dirty word
CLASSPATH :-). Seriously messing with the CLASSPATH environment
variable will cause loads of headaches. Best to just not mess with it
an
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I'm pretty new to Java and tomcat and can't seem to figure this out.
I have an application that works fine under:
/usr/local/tomcat/weapps/app_name
However, when I put it into a user's home directory e.g.
/home/user_name/public_html/app_name
I get a
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