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Peter Mount wrote:
> 
> With JSP & Servlets you have to put the postgresql.jar file into the jre's
> lib/ext directory. Then the jar file is available as part of the system wide
> classpath.
> 
> The reason for this, is that with servlets & JSP, there is no way of setting
> CLASSPATH.
> 

There isn't?  In Apache Jserv there is.  What are you used to using?


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