Closed zizifn closed 4 years ago
My project needs an external folder as classpath, normal I would add
setenv.bat
intomcat\bin
and start tomcat by usingcatalina.bat
. But it seems I can't do this by using SmartTomcat.
you can put the external folder or jars into Dependencies in project (webapp mudule).
My project needs an external folder as classpath, normal I would add
setenv.bat
intomcat\bin
and start tomcat by usingcatalina.bat
. But it seems I can't do this by using SmartTomcat.you can put the external folder or jars into Dependencies in project (webapp mudule).
Thanks for the quick reply, but which item should same as eclipse tomcat user entries(Add folders).
@zizifn if you can't put the folder into project dependencies, you can pack the classpath folder to a jar file, and then put jars into tomcat_home\lib. folder is still not supporting yet, but you still can add into web project/module dependencies.
@zizifn you can put the folder in tomcat_home\lib, and then rename to xxx.jar folder to cheat the system
@zizifn you can put the folder in tomcat_home\lib, and then rename to xxx.jar folder to cheat the system
Thanks, I fixed this by add folder in tomcat_home\conf\catalina.properties
, i will try your solution when I got time..
shared.loader="C:/**","C:/**"
My project needs an external folder as classpath, normal I would add
setenv.bat
intomcat\bin
and start tomcat by usingcatalina.bat
. But it seems I can't do this by using SmartTomcat.