18:42:44 - /xsql: Adding servlet=tomcat.notFoundHandler-> tomcat.notF 18:42:44 - /xsql: Adding servlet=tomcat.redirectHandler-> tomcat.redi 18:42:44 - /xsql: Adding servlet=tomcat.statusHandler-> tomcat.status 18:42:44 - /xsql: Adding servlet=tomcat.exceptionHandler-> tomcat.exc 18:42:44 - /xsql: Adding servlet=oracle-xsql-servlet-> ServletH oraclĮ-xsql-servlet(SW (null CN=)) 18:42:44 - /xsql: Adding servlet=jsp-> ServletH jsp(null) You may find that if you mess around with the CLASSPATH like this you get odd errors to do with not finding certain classes - I think I had to explicitly add the jar with the rvlet.* packages but after that it was OKĪdditional info from my logs: It looks like line4 from below, TomcatĪdds the servlet but no Handlers? Are all servlets deployed on Tomcat Making sure I had a directory set up for the application with a valid web.xml in WEB-INF I then started the server and it all worked fine. I then made another directory called classes in the root and made sure that followed the jars I just mentioned in the CLASSPATH. Then I found the first mention of CLASSPATH in tomcat.sh/bat and made sure that they were appended there before all the lib jars got added. There is certainly merit in adding the oracle jars to the front of the CLASSPATH - I made a directory in the Tomcat root and put the required jars there - xmlparserv2.jar, xsu12.jar, oraclexsql.jar and classes12.jar. I have just (today) managed to get a little XSQL app running on 3.3a - I was having problems with 3.2 and 4.01 (although not all to do with XSQL). Set CP=C:\xdk902\lib\xmlparserv2.jar %CP% REM NEED TO PUT xmlparserv2.jar FIRST before parser.jar I did put this at the very beginning per the note suggested. How do I find out which XML parser this Tomcat uses? But just in case REM set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% FOPHOME/lib/batik.jar REM set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% FOPHOME/fop.jar
REM set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% C:\xdk902\lib\xsqlserializers.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% directory_where_XSQLConfig.xml_resides Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% directory_where_JDBC_Driver_resides\classes12.zip Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% C:\xdk902\lib\xmlparserv2.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% C:\xdk902\lib\oraclexsql.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% C:\xdk902\lib\xsu12.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% %JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% %TOMCAT_HOME%\lib\servlet.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% %TOMCAT_HOME%\lib\xml.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% %TOMCAT_HOME%\lib\jasper.jar Set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH% %TOMCAT_HOME%\lib\webserver.jar To use the Oracle JDBC 2.0 Driver, the list looks like: Have a question however as Tomcat seems to unset CLASSPATH, thenĬreate its own CLASSPATH before launching. I followed the steps at xdk/doc/java/xsql/readme.html. Working fine with OC4J+XSQL but not with Tomcat+XSQL. Webapps/demo in a context of "/xsql" path="webapps/demo" is I am using an xsl file toįormat the output but it even does even attempt to connect to
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