Please try placing common code (which should be a jar) in
<domain-dir>/lib/classes.
Thanks,
Kedar
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I'm running the Glassfish 2.x server ...I have successfully deployed a
> custom Web Service ( Document style ) and an associated client.
>
> I am going to be building a number of web services, each of which
> will share some common code components.
>
> I split out the common code classes into a separate jar file which
> I wish to make available to all the web services ( [i]no change to the
> web service(s)[/i] ).
>
> I have tried placing the -common code- jar file in ...glassfish\domains\domain1\lib,
> glassfish\domains\domain1\lib\applibs and glassfish\lib ...in all cases when I
> subsequently try to deploy the Web Service I get an error ...if I move the
> common code that is in this jar file back into the web service jar, all is fine.
>
> Does anyone know the magic to allow a Web service to reference -common code-
> ...I presume there is a place for -common app code- that the App Server looks to
> resolve these application class references.
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