I am trying to configure my path to include javax.servlet with WebLogic. WebLogic has split out the Jar files, so which one contains javax.servlet?
A:
I don't do weblogic, so I can't point the exact location, but I can at least hint that JAR files are basically ZIP files which adhere a special folder structure and have a different extension. Knowing that fact, you should be able to use any ZIP tool to your taste to open/extract them and take a look in the folder/file structure yourself. To ease the job, you can also grab WinRAR which has a Search function with which you can search for folders and files in JAR files.
BalusC
2009-12-04 18:57:05
I am doing development on Linux so I don't have WinRAR. But your approach was excellent and gave me a good idea. So I threw this bash command-line to accomplish the same thing.for f in *.jar; do if jar -tf $f | grep -q javax.servlet; then echo $f; fi; done
bkoch
2009-12-04 20:01:48
+1
A:
I found them.
For those that need answer they are located here:
$BEA_HOME/modules/javax.servlet_1.0.0.0_2-5.jar
bkoch
2009-12-04 19:02:38
+3
A:
Starting with WebLogic 10, BEA externalized the implementation of API specs from weblogic.jar into various "modules".
They now bundle a new api.jar in {BEA_HOME}/wlsever_10.3/server/lib/ that contains just a MANIFEST.MF which points to {BEA_HOME}/modules/*.jar.
These modules include all API specifications as well as features provided BEA/ORACLE.
So, for Servlet API 2.5, indeed include {BEA_HOME}/modules/javax.servlet_1.0.0.0_2-5.jar.
Pascal Thivent
2009-12-05 10:23:58
Not does this answer my question but clarifies the api.jar. I had seen it referenced but didn't under stand it since it is empty and why it didn't work in my dev environment. Thanks
bkoch
2009-12-06 15:51:26