RE: [Ursus-developers] just an idea

[Anthony S. <dem...@ho...>]

Yassine,

Ursus does contain a "lib" folder for storing packages that need to be 
accessed.  The problem arrises when a developer installs his own database, 
you can't just place the database driver .jar file into the lib directory 
and expect the software to find it.  All jar files used must be explicitly 
declared, unfortunately you can't just add the directory the jar files are 
in to the classpath.

Developers there is HOPE!!  I'm working on getting Ursus bundled with 
Hypersonic SQL, an all Java SQL database, this way the only step needed to 
compile Ursus will be to type in ant compile.. :)   Please bear with me a 
little longer, I should have the changes up on cvs within the next few days. 
  At that time I will also write new install docs so everyone should be able 
to get up and running with the code without having to worry about 
configuring a database.  There will still be the option of using your own 
database so you'll still be able to set your driver in the conf.xml file.

-Anthony


>From: <ye...@di...>
>To: <Urs...@li...>
>Subject: [Ursus-developers] just an idea
>Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 14:45:23 +0200
>
>hi Anthony,
>
>about the  jdbc driver issue  i have an idea we are using here where i work
>
>we have a directory (lib)  in the project where needed packages/jar and own 
>jar ...  are stored and this directory is beeing involved each time we  are 
>compiling or executing any sources
>
>thats all i wish you all a good day
>
>greetings from Cologne
>
>Yassine
>
>
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