----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 1:02
PM
Subject: RE: Enhydra: PLEASE how to set
the CLASSPATH
Yes
I see what you mean, my instructions are confusing. Let me try
again.
Before I try to explain my older
message.......
Camila does your project have in input
directory? Check if there is a start.in file there. That file is
the tempplate that will be copied to your output dir start script. If
you modify the start script in "output", it will be over-written, but
the input/start.in file should be preserved, and copied to the output
dir. Maybe start.in is the place to put your CLASSPATH
info...
Anyway, I don't use the make and
output/start method to build/run my application, so this is the
alternate method I mentioned before.
1. Create a new startup script file that
adds your jars to the CLASSPATH Variable. In my example the File Name
is: start_multiserver.
2. Add the activation Jar, and the mail jar or
whatever other jars you need for your application to your CLASSPATH variable,
and export it.
3.
You are correct, the last line starts the Enhydra multiserver
application server.
For
the last line, it will probably look for your mulitserver.conf file in
the c:\usr\local\enhydra3.1\ directory. But you can specify the config
file on that command line for example:
c:\usr\local\enhydra3.1\bin\multiserver
path_to_your_multiserver_conf file.
In
my case, I use a seperate config file for my app, and I store it in the
\enhydra\apps directory. Then I use the multiserver admin console to
install the application, and update the main enhydra multiserver.conf
file.
I
hope I am not confusing you, I understand your
frustration.
Hope
this helps.
Mike.
