RE: tomcat question

["Gary L Peskin" <garyp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This may depend on what version of Tomcat you're using on your PC and
how many applications use it.  If your servlet is the only place that
uses it, you can place jt400.jar in the lib directory of your .war file
and it will automatically be found.

If you want to share jt400.jar between multiple applications (ie
multiple .war files), see the documentation for your version of Tomcat
as the location varies from version to version.

HTH,
Gary

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> Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 2:12 PM
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> Subject: tomcat question
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> I have setup Tomcat on my PC, and it works..... I have
> managed to recompile some of the examples, and they work...
> So I took the next step...
>
> I added a JDBC connection into my servlet, to access data
> from the 400 via the jt400.jar..  So I compiled it, and it works...
>
> But when I hit the page via the web server, it can't find the
> JDBC class... So I'm wondering, where do I place the
> jt400.jar file within tomcat?  Or do I have to add it to a
> config somewhere?
>
> Thanks, tim
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