Where to put Jar file?

Hello,
We are running the J2EE installation of ColdFusion, and I'm
wanting to find out, is there a place on the server where I can add
replace Jar files without restarting the JRun service?
Thanks.

lok2005 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We are running the J2EE installation of ColdFusion, and
I'm wanting to find
> out, is there a place on the server where I can add
replace Jar files without
> restarting the JRun service?
>
> Thanks.
>
Yep, depending on your installation type (stand-alone or
multi-instance)
you can put jar files in the lib directory of the JRun server
and
they'll get picked up without a restart. In the
multi-instance
installation this directory is {JRunRoot}\servers\lib, so on
a typical
Windows box this would be C:\JRun4\servers\lib. For a
standalone
installation it would be C:\CFusionMX7\lib
Hope that helps,
Matt
Matt Woodward
[email protected]
Adobe Community Expert - ColdFusion

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