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Phil Powell
App Server: ColdFusion App Server MX 6.1
uses JRun for webserver instance
This app server also has its own JVM.
OS: Win 2000 Pro
I am able to run JSP scripts on my local app server instance with no
problem.. until I utilize BSF-related tags. I followed the manual and
placed the TLD file in the right folder (/WEB-INF) and the JAR files
(bsf.jar, taglibs-bsf.jar, bsf_core.jar, bsf_debug.jar, bsf_jdsp.jar)
in the /lib folder; I even placed them in /WEB-INF/lib and had my
Win2000 CLASSPATH reference them. I then added the JAR file paths
that would have to reside in {application.home}/lib (comes out to
C:/CFusionMX/runtime/lib) into the CLASSPATH of the JVM within the
ColdFusion App Server environment. The web.xml file has the correct
information to reference the remote URI for the <%@ taglib %> tag for
every JSP script that will house BSF. I even placed the individual
class files within {application.home}/lib under their respective
folder paths (e.g., /org/apache/bsf/*). And of course, rebooted and
restarted my ColdFusion App Server.
And I still get the same error:
"Tag handler class bsf.scriptlet not found in classpath"
At this point I have run out of ideas as to what to do; I've been
trying to use BSF now for months to no avail, furthermore, I can't
find any online resource of any kind that addresses my problem, not at
Macromedia nor at java.sun.com or jakarta.apache.org
Has anyone out there had any luck ever using BSF within JRun? Or JRun
within ColdFusion App Server? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Phil
uses JRun for webserver instance
This app server also has its own JVM.
OS: Win 2000 Pro
I am able to run JSP scripts on my local app server instance with no
problem.. until I utilize BSF-related tags. I followed the manual and
placed the TLD file in the right folder (/WEB-INF) and the JAR files
(bsf.jar, taglibs-bsf.jar, bsf_core.jar, bsf_debug.jar, bsf_jdsp.jar)
in the /lib folder; I even placed them in /WEB-INF/lib and had my
Win2000 CLASSPATH reference them. I then added the JAR file paths
that would have to reside in {application.home}/lib (comes out to
C:/CFusionMX/runtime/lib) into the CLASSPATH of the JVM within the
ColdFusion App Server environment. The web.xml file has the correct
information to reference the remote URI for the <%@ taglib %> tag for
every JSP script that will house BSF. I even placed the individual
class files within {application.home}/lib under their respective
folder paths (e.g., /org/apache/bsf/*). And of course, rebooted and
restarted my ColdFusion App Server.
And I still get the same error:
"Tag handler class bsf.scriptlet not found in classpath"
At this point I have run out of ideas as to what to do; I've been
trying to use BSF now for months to no avail, furthermore, I can't
find any online resource of any kind that addresses my problem, not at
Macromedia nor at java.sun.com or jakarta.apache.org
Has anyone out there had any luck ever using BSF within JRun? Or JRun
within ColdFusion App Server? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Phil