WO apps launched with WOBootstrap will automatically load all jars in
/Library/WebObjects/Extensions. That will do what you want for
deployment.
However, at development time, the Eclipse launcher will not do this. I
think there is already a WOLips feature request for this, but you can
add your voice to it. In the meantime you are stuck with the framework
method or adding them manually in the launcher.
Chuck
On Apr 22, 2005, at 8:01 AM, Susanne Schneider wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> is there a way to tell ant to extend the classpath not only for custom
> frameworks in an woapplication? The reason I am asking: we have a set
> of applications wich depends on a common set of libraries (e.g.
> mail.jar). Instead of including this jar into each application
> separatly I would prefer to put them in a common "lib" directory
> accessible for all applications. That means, the jars in that
> directory must be included into the classpath files of all
> applications.
>
> There is the suggestion at woproject to put such libraries in a common
> framework, but I do find that not very convenient and to much overhead
> for such a simple task.
>
> Any ideas?
> Regards
> Susanne
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