Good morning, I would like to know if you can help me and explain how to make shared libraries on the glassfish server, not to leave them inside my application but as a reference on the server, I know it in Weblogic and Websphere but I have no idea how that process is done in GlassFish.
If someone has a manual or tutorial I will be very grateful :).
Glassfish Share Libraries, just copy your .jar libraries in one of the following directories and reinicia Glassfish .
According to the Glass Fish documentation:
Application-Specific Class Loading
[...] You can specify module- or application-specific library classes [...] Use the asadmin deploy command with the --libraries option and specify comma-separated paths [...]
Circumventing Class Loader Isolation
Since each application or individually deployed module class loader universe is isolated, an application or module can not load classes from another application or module. This prevents two similarly named classes in different applications or modules from interfering with each other.
To circumvent this limitation for libraries, utility classes, or Individually deployed modules accessed by more than one application, you can include the relevant path to the required classes in one of these ways:
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Since each application or universe of module class loader individually displayed is isolated, an application or module does not You can load classes from another application or module. This prevents two classes with similar names in different applications or modules interfere with each other.
To avoid this limitation for bookstores, the classes of utility or individually deployed modules that access more than an application, you can include the relevant route to the classes required in one of these ways
Using the Common Class Loader
To use the Common class loader, copy the JAR files into the domain-dir / lib or as-install / lib directory or copy the .class files (and other needed files, such as .properties files) into the domain-dir / lib / classes directory, then restart the server.
Using the Common class loader makes an application or module accessible to all applications or modules deployed on servers that share the same configuration. However, this accessibility does not extend to application clients. For more information, see Using Libraries with Application Clients. [...]
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To use the Common class Loader, copy the JAR files to the domain-dir / lib directory or in the as-install / lib directory or copy .class files (and other necessary files, such as files) .properties) in the domain-dir / lib / classes, then restart the server.
Using the Commom class Loader makes an application or module to be accessible for all applications or modules implemented in servers that share the same configuration. However, this Accessibility does not extend to the clients of the application. For For more information, see Using libraries with clients from applications.