| Class not found exception - how to understand why [message #93178] |
Mon, 08 August 2005 05:51 |
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I have Eclipse with the Tomcat Plugin from Sysdeo. I have been writing
my first Tapestry Component (as one project) and a separate Tapestry
test application (as another project) which uses it (by refering to it
in the Project/Properties/Java Build Path/Project tab.
I have Tomcat4 (from Debian) set up - including support for the Manager
application. This appears to work (at least I can load the manager and
admin applications and get them to work).
I have produced the two projects described above so that they both
appear to compile and produce compiled classes etc correctly, and the
xml configuration files for these projects also seem vaguely correct.
Now an attempt to debug it never gets anywhere. the Bootstrap.jar from
Tomcat reports a ClassNotFound exception error.
But where do I go from here. How can I find what class is not found? It
would give me an good indication of where to look to see what I am doing
wrong
There appears to be evidence that the Tomcat plugin has correctly passed
the new application to the Tomcat Manager application, as there are
remnants of my application in the $CATALINA_HOME/work directory.
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