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After checking out WAS4 (with upgrade to v4.0.3) I decided to go back to
WSAD to find out why 'owntools.jar' was only published in classpath of WA1
and 'jt400.jar' wasn't published in either of 2 WA's.

I found out that
1) WA1 has a META-INF folder with a MANIFEST.MF file.  This file has a
classpath statement with 'owntools.jar' only.
2) WA2 hasn't the folder, nor the file.

I manually edited the MANIFEST.MF file of WA1 (add jt400.jar to classpath)
and copied folder+file to WA2.  Then I republished EA1.  Now both
applications work in WAS4.0.3

Question:
Shouldn't both manifest.mf file be generated/updated by WSAD itself?  I
think that this file should be changed when one changes the 'java build
path' in 'properties' of webapplication.  What could be the reason that
they aren't?


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