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
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/?
-Brian
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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
nd placed in the
>CATALINA_HOME/lib directory.
I don't have a $CATALINA_HOME/lib, I do have $CATALINA_HOME/common/lib, is
that where it's supposed to go?
I did jar my MyWrapper's whole package up and put it in the /common/lib
folder and restarted Tomcat. I tried it with both
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
I'm trying to define my own wrapper, but I'm running into some issues.
Basically it appears the wrapper never gets called.
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
