On 28.12.21 00:36, Chew Kok Hoor wrote:
We're using the old javax.servlet namespace for compatibility reasons.
Some of our jar files are re-used by different web-apps, therefore we
placed them in the common classloader.
Is it possible to convert them dynamically, just like how we
On 28.12.21 00:36, Chew Kok Hoor wrote:
> We're using the old javax.servlet namespace for compatibility reasons.
>
> Some of our jar files are re-used by different web-apps, therefore we
> placed them in the common classloader.
>
> Is it possible to convert them dynamically, just like
Sure Chris, thanks for advice!
Have a great day!
Regards,
Kok Hoor
On Tue, Dec 28, 2021 at 8:23 AM Christopher Schultz <
ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
> Kok Hoor,
>
> On 12/27/21 19:08, Chew Kok Hoor wrote:
> > Thanks for prompt response. We have like maybe 50 webapps, and they
Kok Hoor,
On 12/27/21 19:08, Chew Kok Hoor wrote:
Thanks for prompt response. We have like maybe 50 webapps, and they are
common (except that they have different database connection or maybe some
html file changes). Which is why we prefer sharing libraries for ease of
deployment and updates
Hi Chris,
Thanks for prompt response. We have like maybe 50 webapps, and they are
common (except that they have different database connection or maybe some
html file changes). Which is why we prefer sharing libraries for ease of
deployment and updates.
But I do agree, sharing libraries ha
Kok Hoor,
On 12/27/21 18:36, Chew Kok Hoor wrote:
Hi,
We're using the old javax.servlet namespace for compatibility reasons.
Some of our jar files are re-used by different web-apps, therefore we
placed them in the common classloader.
Is it possible to convert them dynamically,
Hi,
We're using the old javax.servlet namespace for compatibility reasons.
Some of our jar files are re-used by different web-apps, therefore we
placed them in the common classloader.
Is it possible to convert them dynamically, just like how we do it for
servlets in the per app WEB-I
