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differences between user libraries for Spring and jars in WEB-INF/lib

 
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Hello All!

I am using Eclipse JUNO, and I like to have user libraries, because when I'm creating a project I like to add just a user library (for example Hibernate 3.6 with sources) and BANG! Everything works fine.
The same I would like to do with SPRING 3 but there is a problem.

I would like to know, what can be a workaround in the following problem.

I am trying to do a SPRING 3 MVC tutorial and I discovered this things:

If i put this JAR's into /WEB-INF/lib my application works well



But if I create a Java USER LIBRARY and I add this to the classpath (the same JAR's!)



I added also the /WEB-INF/lib into Web Deployment Assembly


The server don't want to run, or if runs when I try to click on some action there is occured
Is there some workaround in this situation?

Why Tomcat/Glassfish don't want to accept those JAR's from java User Libraries?

Any suggestions?

Regards
 
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I added this thread to the IDE forum as this is an IDE problem and not specific to Spring.

Mark
 
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