Write Classpath as a seperate file

[Ram kanana]

I am placing my jar files on WEB-INF/lib/ directory. But it ask for classpath. It asks whether the jar files is in path or not. So, i need to write Classpath file. How to write it as a seperate file. So it can be submitted on remote host. And it automatically detected. My host server is resin . Can anyone have idea?

[pawank gupta]

this problem r u getting at compilation time of some java file r when running ur web application

bcause i dont think on running time of web app it gives u error

and if it give u compilation time then u have to set classpath r make a bat file

[Ram kanana]

But my host server is resin. then what classpath file naming i used. then in that how i used to set class path.

[Ben Souther]

pawank gupta,
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[Ram kanana]

any one have an idea abt question i posted. Please find solution for that.

[Ben Souther]

Your question is hard to read.
Using proper capitalization, punctuation, and spacing between sentences may
increase your odds at getting someone who can help to actually read your question.

Can you explain what "it" is in this sentence?

But it ask for classpath.

When and where are you being prompted for a classpath?
[ July 11, 2006: Message edited by: Ben Souther ]

[Ram kanana]

Sorry for inconvienence. When i accessing a jsp page

"No Data found. Make sure that either Data.jar or Sent.jar is in the classpath"

But i put these jar files in "WEB-INF/lib/" Directory

I need to write classpath file so that these jar files can accessing automatically.

[Ben Souther]

I know of no spec compliant way to write a classpath file.
If you believe that Resin has a way to do this, let me know and I'll move the thread to the Resin forum.

If the jar files are in WEB-INF/lib, they should be found.
Have you checked the file permissions on those files?
Have they been corrupted? (if you copy them to a temp dir, can you open them with jar or winzip and see the contents? Did you compare the file size with the originals?).

[Ram kanana]

Thank you

[Ben Souther]

Originally posted by Ram kANANA:
Thank you

You're welcome.

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