JAAS: location of Configuration, LoginModule classes

Hi,
I've created a custom JAAS implementation (Configuration & LoginModule classes) for use in a web-environment (Tomcat + Expresso).
Question: at the moment, my set-up will only work with Tomcat and a very simple non-Expresso web-app, if and only if, I put the Configuration and LoginModule classes in the jre/lib/ext directory.
Is there a way to move the classes to WEB-INF/lib ? The reason for this would be that I would like to use specific Expresso classes in the LoginModule, that also need an environment (connection pool, etc.) to function properly.
Or would this generally be a stupid idea.
TIA,
Jaap

Hi ...
Interested from your posting, seems successfully implemented JAAS using Tomcat.
I have exception ... cannot instantiate LoginConfiguration. Seems no solution till date.
Could you share the procedures to implement JAAS to Tomcat (4, I pressumed) ?
TIA.
BAM

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