If the adf faces libs are required for only one application in the domain, then
the jars could be copied to lib/applibs and an
$ asadmin deploy --libraries adf-faces-api.jar adf-faces-impl.jar
adfshare-3549S.jar FooApp.ear
would do the trick.
However if you want all your applications in the domain to "see" the adf jars,
you could copy the jars to domain-dir/lib and restart your domain and deploy
your applications using
$ asadmin deploy FooApp.ear.
More information at [1]
Thanks
--Siva.
[1] See Q: How do I control visibility ... at
http://blogs.sun.com/sivakumart/entry/classloaders_in_glassfish_an_attempt
Todd Patrick wrote:
> Right now, I have the following jars in my domain1's lib directory:
>
> adf-faces-api.jar
> adf-faces-impl.jar
> adfshare-3549S.jar
>
> Would it be better to install these in the domain1's lib/applibs
> directory?
>
> Reading the classloader chapter, I understand that the applibs directory
> is used for the application scope, added to application class loader
> automatically.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --Todd
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