How to tell if a class within a jar file is being accessed?
Hello,
I have written a web app using NetBeans 5.5 and some external libraries.
Rome 0.9 and a Rome module georss-rome.jar.
Everything works fine with the integrated Netbeans tomcat 5.5...
When I try to deploy this as a war using Tomcat 5.5 standalone It will not work properly. To make things worse, I get no error.
In my code, I instantiate a class in the georss module by doing the following:
GeoRSSModule geoRssModule = GeoRSSUtils.getGeoRSS(entry);
if(geoRssModule !=null)
{
...do something;
}
I then check for null and if not null I do stuff with methods within that jar.
Basically I pass a rss feed or a georss feed. If its a georss feed then geoRssModule would not be null.
As I said, this works fine within integrated tomcat but does nothing (no expected action) with standalone which leads me to believe that this is a deployment/jar/classpath issue.
To me it seems that the class GeoRSSModule is never actually instantiated, but I never get any errors or expected output.
I set tomcat logging.properties to FINEST for all types of logging.
Is there a way to determine if the jar is even being accessed for that class file?
TIA!
BTW, I dont have the module source.
I also verified that the jars (rome.jar and georss-rome.jar) are being deployed to webapps/myapp/WEB-INF/lib
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