| Adding libraries in a existing Tomcat context [message #53771] |
Thu, 18 November 2004 10:45 |
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Originally posted by: bvogt.sooja.de
I have an eclipse RCP application including a tomcat in terms of a common
eclipse plug-in. This tomcat plug-in is able to deploy a web application (some
JSPs) provided by a third plug-in.
It is assumed that the plug-in which contains the web application requires
another plug-in that provides some libraries (by setting the dependency in the
'plugin.xml' of the web application plug-in)... so far so good...
The problem: When the tomcat deploys the web application it creates a new
context including the web application plug-in but ignores the plug-in
dependencies. Eventually, the web application deployed in the tomcat isn't able
to find the required libraries.
Now I must find a way to add these libraries, provided by the required plug-in,
or the whole plug-in into the existing context, ore something...
I think, one method of resolution is to parse the 'plugin.xml' to get the
information which plug-ins are required and add these into the context of the
web application... but no idea how to add something in a existing context.
Regards
Bernd Vogt
bvogt@sooja.de
www.sooja.de
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