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12-23-05 01:52 AM

Gurus,

Our Env : WebSphere 5.1
OS : Win/Aix

For our web appliction we need to use latest JDOM ver 1.0. Websphere 5.1 bun
dles JDom (beta7) which has lesser functionality than what we need.

Websphere is in production mode with lot of other applications running on it
 and we do not wish to change any of the existing setting of Websphere clust
er.

My requirement is to enable only my application to use JDOM 1.0 and rest use
 Jdom supplied with websphere. I had tried to bundle the lib in .war file(we
b/WEB-INF/lib/jdom.jar) but it does not pick WebApp lib rather picks one sup
plied by Websphere.

I also tried to do setting for my web-app with classloader PARENT_LAST but i
t also does not work.

I am sure there would be a elegant solution to this problem but I could not 
found one.

If you have solved this issue then please help me.


Best Regards
Rohit





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12-23-05 01:52 AM

Opps Wrong place. Moving it to WebSphere app server.





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