Well it depends if you are ALWAYS developing using the same library
versions or not.
Be aware that Struts level of compatibility changes from version to
version: For example, from 2.09 to 2.0.11 imposes several constraints
in its tag library, so you may want to prevent this to be in a common
place.
However regarding Spring, upgrades from v2.0.x to v.2.0.y are drop in
replacements, so it would not hurt (in theory at least)
2008/4/19, Marc Ende <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> a few years ago everyone told that's not good to have the sturts.jar's in a
> shared location in a tomcat-instance.
> What about now (struts 2)?
> I'm asking because I've got several webapps which belongs together and most
> of them are build using struts 2 and
> spring. After assembling the war (directory or file) I've seen that the huge
> size (between 12 to 17mb) of the webapps is
> related to the number of deployed jars. So I'd like to clean up a little and
> put some of the commonly used
> jars in the ${catalina.home}/lib folder. What about the new s2-jar's? Do I
> ran into trouble when I'm putting it into the
> global lib-folder or do I get (not-wanted) side-effects from deploying them
> into this location?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Marc
>
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