Message7928

Though I understand the point about lib/ext, I wonder whether this actually is the solution to this? Personally, atm I also hacked the jython script to evaluate javalibs/. My installed Java runtime is used for more applications than just Jython, and I for sure want to have different libraries available to different applications. I don't want Jython to see the same jars as, in example, Glassfish does, and quite some apps (Glassfish, Tomcat, ...) provide custom folders for keeping track of jars to be put on the classpath for this very application. So I wonder why, in case of Jython, this shouldn't be a valid idea, too?