I have a question about JBoss runtime configuration in Eclipse. Is there
any reason that jar files from JBoss lib/endorsed directory are not
included into classpath?
I have project depending on xalan and I had to add lib/endorsed to
jboss42.serverdef to make it compile, but maybe this is not "the proper
way (TM)" to do it?
Radoslaw Jozwik wrote:
> I have a question about JBoss runtime configuration in Eclipse. Is there
> any reason that jar files from JBoss lib/endorsed directory are not
> included into classpath?
> I have project depending on xalan and I had to add lib/endorsed to
> jboss42.serverdef to make it compile, but maybe this is not "the proper
> way (TM)" to do it?
Is there someone with any advice? I've been searching for an answer, but I
haven't found anything worth attention. This bothers me as I don't want to
modify default Eclipse server definitions (specially on every
(re)installation).
If this is not the proper place for such a question maybe someone can
point me to the better place?
> Radoslaw Jozwik wrote:
>> I have a question about JBoss runtime configuration in Eclipse. Is
>> there any reason that jar files from JBoss lib/endorsed directory are
>> not included into classpath?
>
Thanks for your reply. I've also seen this page, but it describes JDK
standard and I wasn't sure how to interpret it with reference to Eclipse
JBoss runtime setup.
> According to this doc, you are right, lib/endorsed should be added. You
should
> open a bugzilla report.