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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2004-08-26 12:35:58
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Stefan, The Wrapper does not directly support the use of the system classpath. Its use is generally discouraged by most Java users because of all of the problems that you run into when running multiple applications. There are times when everything is necessary though. Anyway. You should be able to fake the Wrapper into using it by setting your entire system classpath as a single classpath element. The Wrapper normally breaks up the classpath into individual jars to make it platform independent. Because your system classpath will be correct for the current platform it will work. Try the following: wrapper.classpath.1=%CLASSPATH% Let me know how that works. If you have any problems set wrapper.debug=true. That will let you see the full classpath generated by the Wrapper. Cheers, Leif Pauwels Stefan wrote: > Hello, > I'm running a wrapper service on Solaris. > My application uses JNDI, and needs JARS that are on the system classpath. > How can I use the system classpath i.s.o. the wrapper.classpath.<n> > properties ? > Thanks, > Stefan |