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Associating shared libraries with servers
You can associate shared libraries with the class loader of a server.
Classes represented by the shared library are then loaded in a server-wide
class loader, making the classes available to all applications deployed on
the server.
This topic assumes that you have defined a shared library. The shared library represents
a library file used by multiple deployed applications.
Overview
To associate a shared library with the class loader of a server,
create and configure a library reference using the administrative console.
A library reference specifies the name of the shared library file.
If you
associate a shared library with a server class loader, do not associate the same shared library with an application.
Procedure
- Configure
class loaders for applications deployed on the server.
- Click Servers > Application
Servers > server_name
to access the settings
page for the application server.
- Set values for the application Class loader policy and Class
loading mode of the server.
For information
on these settings, see Application server settings and Class loaders.
- Create a library reference for each shared library file that your
application needs.
- In the administrative console, click Servers
> Application Servers > server_name
> Java and Process Management > Class loader
> class_loader_ID .
- Click Shared library references to
access the Library Reference
page.
- Click Add.
- On the settings page for a library reference, name the library
reference. The name identifies the shared library file that your
application uses.
- Click Apply.
The name of the library reference is shown in the list on the Library Reference page.
Repeat the previous steps until you define a library reference
for each shared library that your application needs.
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Class loaders
Related tasks
Creating shared libraries
Associating shared libraries with applications or modules
Related Reference
Shared library collection
Library reference collection
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