Flavio Costa wrote:
as far as i'm informed tomcat separates those instances in its own
classloaders so it should be possible to have different config instances
- correct me, if i'm wrong.
As Tomcat organizes its classloaders, if you place Chiba jar in
common/lib or shared/lib, probably there will be only one instance. If
placed in WEB-INF/lib, one instance will be created for every
application (context).
This is true for standalone tomcat. With tomcat embedded in JBoss, the
default is the flat classloader of JBoss. This means that although it's
put in WEB-INF/lib, it's shared by all apps. It's the same then as
putting it in common/lib or shared/lib
Ronald
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