Sorry, that's not supported. Those extra jars are needed by your
applications, so why should they be added to classpath of application
server? domain1/lib is used applications, so it makes sense to put them
there. If you don't want them to be copied around, then use at
--libraries option while deploying. That accepts an absolute path to
libraries as well.
Sahoo
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Adding extra classpath path is supported in glassfish v2.1 but not in v3. Can we update the default classpath of glassfish v3 instead of copying all the application specific .jar files to the domain1/lib.
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> Thanks,
> Chinni.
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