Classpath for user portlets

[Anastasia Smirnova <ns...@desertrainlab.com>]

Hi all,
How do I set correct classpath for my portlets?
Please, help me.
Best regards, stacy
mailto:anasmi@mail.ru

Re: Classpath for user portlets

[Santiago Gala <sg...@hisitech.com>]

Anastasia Smirnova wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> How do I set correct classpath for my portlets?
> 
> Please, help me.
> 
> Best regards, stacy
> 
> mailto:anasmi@mail.ru

The best way is to put portlet classes either in WEB-INF/lib (as a jar 
file) or in WEB-INF/classes (as a class hierarchy, create classes if it 
does not exist) or the jetspeed context.

In this way you will not have to play with the CLASSPATH, but the 
servlet engine will do it.

If you put your classes in the source hierarchy (under src/java) they 
will be compiled and put into the war when you do "./build.[sh|bat] 
webapp". This will allow you to replace the war completely without 
additional effort.

Having classes inside the webapp hierarchy means you must be careful if 
you want to reload the war, as your classes would be lost if you delete 
the directory (needed, i.e. for tomcat, when you replace the war file)


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