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Thread: Does Spring help me manage my jars?

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    Default Does Spring help me manage my jars?

    I'm wondering if the Spring container provides any help for managing the myriad jar files our application needs on the server side. I'd love to stick them into a directory like Tomcat and some j2ee servers let us do and not have to worry about building the classpath manually in a manifest or elsewhere. Is there a bean that can be used in Spring that helps do this? Is there a utility outside of Spring that can be used to do this?
    thanks...
    Hernan

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    Spring has no built-in classpath management...

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    Default commons-launcher

    Quick update, I found commons-launcher which solves my problem very nicely:

    http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/launcher/

    Another excellent solution to a common problem from the folks at apache.org.

    hernan

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