This is about where to put code that you want to reference from your SSJ code. (For the interested, I am using Freemarker as a templating language for our CMS, instead of JSF components). As far as I know, the "traditional" Java libraries, and xPages don't talk together, as the xPages cannot reference the code in those libraries (correct me if I'm wrong anyone). I suspect that with a proper Java editor for Java agents, and Java libraries, they will do so in the future.
The missing agents are still an issue. You could most likelly store your classes in src, but you would still have to reference it from an agent, and it's the agent code that disappears, it seems.
quote:"How do I add to the classpath for the NSF? You do mean the NSF I take it, and not the machine itself?"
He is talking about classpath references in the Java/eclipse view.
This is about where to put code that you want to reference from your SSJ code. (For the interested, I am using Freemarker as a templating language for our CMS, instead of JSF components). As far as I know, the "traditional" Java libraries, and xPages don't talk together, as the xPages cannot reference the code in those libraries (correct me if I'm wrong anyone). I suspect that with a proper Java editor for Java agents, and Java libraries, they will do so in the future.
The missing agents are still an issue. You could most likelly store your classes in src, but you would still have to reference it from an agent, and it's the agent code that disappears, it seems.
quote:"How do I add to the classpath for the NSF? You do mean the NSF I take it, and not the machine itself?"
He is talking about classpath references in the Java/eclipse view.