Re: WEB400 Digest, Vol 4, Issue 147

[Ewout N Boter <ewout.boter@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Colin,

How do I add jt400.jar to the classpath of the server? (I use WDSCi as my 
development tool.)

Ewout

----------------------------------------------------------------------

message: 1
date: Wed, 17 May 2006 15:09:02 +0200
from: "Colin Williams" <colinwilliams007@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: [WEB400] Fw: Error "package com.ibm.as400.access does not
                 exist"

Ewout,

what you have done there is included jt400.jar with your application, 
which
works, but you may not want to redeploy that for ever application you run.

The other option is to add it to the classpath of the server, so its
available for all your applications, without needing to be included


On 17/05/06, Ewout N Boter <ewout.boter@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> It seems I have found the answer to my own question...
>
> Initially, in the 'definition' for jt400.jar, I had selected the 
jt400.jar
> in a subsubsubdirectory of the WDSC installation directory. Now, when I
> was comparing the Properties of my current project with the Properties 
of
> a Webfacing project, I noticed that it contained a copy of jt400.jar in 
a
> subdirectory of the WebContent directory. Having noticed this, I copied
> jt400.jar to the same subdirectory of my current project, and I changed
> the 'definition' for jt400.jar in 'JARs and class folders on the build
> path'. I then tried to run Messages.jsp on the server, and this time the
> page GetMessages.jsp was displayed correctly, with the text 'Connection
> established'.
>
> Sorry for the inconvenience.
>
> Ewout
>