Is there a default classpath on Mac OS X 10.6? When I echo $CLASSPATH, nothing would show up. In my .profile, I only see PATH variable being set. My problem is that My servlet cant seem to find a suitable driver to connect to the mysql server. I use Eclipse, with Glassfish v3 and MAMP for MYSQL server.
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There are several methods of getting JARs to be seen by Java on Mac OS X:
Place it in /Library/Java/Extensions
Create/edit the CLASSPATH environment variable
Specify the classpath explicitly with the -cp option.
The CLASSPATH environment variable is not set by default, however, you can set it if you so choose. Be aware, however, that any environment variables that you set in ~/.profile will only take effect within your Terminal session and will not affect any GUI applications. If you want to set environment variables so that they affect your GUI applications, you can create a file named ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist that includes your environment variables. Any changes made to that file will take effect when you next login.
As has been observed, placing JARs in the extensions folder or modifying the CLASSPATH environment variable are generally bad ideas since they can lead to dependency hell. A better way is to bundle your JARs with your artifact and to set the metadata appropriately so that they are on your artifact's classpath. If you use Apache Maven2 to build your artifact, you can have it automatically download as well as bundle any thirdparty dependencies and set the classpath appropriately for your artifact.
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