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Subject: derby.jar Classpath
From: Peter Davis <paddax@gmail.com>
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Hi

I've been using derby db for a while now and have until now been willing to
work around a problem with classpath.  It appears that I have to explicitly
place derby.jar on the class path using one of the standard mechanisms.
e.g. -cp  or in the manifest of the running jar.  Unfortunately my
application uses its own class loader and therefore none of the above is
true.

I'm guessing that derby.jar uses the property "java.class.path" to find the
path to its other components.

So my question is, Is there a way to load derby.jar without explicitly
declaring it on the classpath.

Peter

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Hi<div><br></div><div>I&#39;ve been using derby db for a while now and have=
 until now been willing to work around a problem with classpath. =A0It appe=
ars that I have to explicitly place derby.jar on the class path using one o=
f the standard mechanisms. e.g. -cp =A0or in the manifest of the running ja=
r. =A0Unfortunately my application uses its own class loader and therefore =
none of the above is true.</div>
<div><br></div><div>I&#39;m guessing that derby.jar uses the property &quot=
;java.class.path&quot; to find the path to its other components.</div><div>=
<br></div><div>So my question is,=A0Is there a way to load derby.jar withou=
t explicitly declaring it on the classpath.</div>
<div><br></div><div>Peter</div>

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