[naveens]

Hi,

I have developed a custom servlet, which we are calling from OTM. This custom servlet is referring to a custom utility class, Where should I upload this custom class .. ?

I have uploaded it into D:\otm\glog\gc3webapp\WEB-INF\classes\ , But it is throwing class not found error ..

There is also a .properties file which I have uploaded to classes directory .. Please let me know if I am doing wrong ..

Thanks,
Naveen S

[nick.polites]

Besides this being very unsupported and may risk problems, you can open up your glogserver.jar file and add the class file in there. You'll need to restart OTM afterwards. Also when you patch OTM, you'll need to reapply the class file to the jar file.


The other way by putting it in the otm/glog/gc3webapp/WEB-INF/classes/glog/webserver.... can be done but you need to know the exact folders to put it into.

I don't know what you are doing with the properties file but that needs to go into the glog.properties not in the jar file.

[sknmail@rediffmail.com]

Hi Nick and Naveen,

As said by Nick I also agree that the approach taken by Naveen is not advisable, however for the sake of completion of Naveen's configuration for the custom class to be recognizable by OTM, you need to put some entry in web.xml located in $OTM_HOME/glog/gc3webapp/WEB-INF folder.

However Naveen as per my understanding, after every application of OTM patches, you may have to reconfirm the entries for your class are present in web.xml

I hope this information may help you.

Regards,
Suresh