DO NOT REPLY [Bug 16059] - FunctionHelper should use classpath rather than lib/ext

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FunctionHelper should use classpath rather than lib/ext





------- Additional Comments From dbreese@qwest.com  2003-04-24 04:57 -------
I agree.  My application has literally 100's of jar files and running under 
Weblogic.  I created my own jmeter.sh startup script so it can use my 
classpath, but JMeter appearantly completely ignores my classpath.  Instead, I 
have to end up copying all my jar files, EJBs, weblogic, etc into the lib 
directory.  It would be nice if jmeter would do just like most other apps and 
search the classpath you give it and not a hard-coded directory structure.  
Basically, the classpath below provides no value: 
#!/bin/bash
JMETER_CMD_LINE_ARGS=$*
java -classpath "$CLASSPATH" -jar ApacheJMeter.jar $JMETER_CMD_LINE_ARGS

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