changing classpath

["Cromer, Deborah" <De...@team.telstra.com>]

hi,

I have recently downloaded the tdk for Turbine, and have been writting an
application to using turbine. The tdk includes catalina which I am using
with no problems. However, I now want to use some classes which are stored
ina  general class repository (not under any directory associated with
tomcat/turbin/catalina) and want to make these visible. I have been havign a
lot of problems with this.

After postign to the turbine-users mailing list I have been told that I
should not be modifying the catalina classpath (doign this has presented me
with various problems anyway). I think I need to change the tomcat
classpath, but am unsure where this gets set. I am currently starting up
catalina using th catalina.sh script which comes witht he tdk (and is
attached below) 

How do I make the classe sin the repository visible?

Deborah

 <<catalina.sh>> 

Re: changing classpath

["Craig R. McClanahan" <cr...@apache.org>]

On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, Cromer, Deborah wrote:

> hi,
> 
> I have recently downloaded the tdk for Turbine, and have been writting an
> application to using turbine. The tdk includes catalina which I am using
> with no problems. However, I now want to use some classes which are stored
> ina  general class repository (not under any directory associated with
> tomcat/turbin/catalina) and want to make these visible. I have been havign a
> lot of problems with this.
> 
> After postign to the turbine-users mailing list I have been told that I
> should not be modifying the catalina classpath (doign this has presented me
> with various problems anyway). I think I need to change the tomcat
> classpath, but am unsure where this gets set. I am currently starting up
> catalina using th catalina.sh script which comes witht he tdk (and is
> attached below) 
> 
> How do I make the classe sin the repository visible?
> 

If Turbine is using the standard catalina.sh script, you can make classes
available to all webapps by putting them unpacked under
$CATALINA_HOME/classes or in JAR files under $CATALINA_HOME/lib.  If
Turbine is not using the standard catalina.sh startup file, you're on your
own and will need to get support from the Turbine list.

> Deborah
> 
>  <<catalina.sh>> 
> 

Craig McClanahan