Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2112 mails)

["Anton Moiseev" <benderamp@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

Under opensuse 10.3 I  have tomcat 5.5 and eclipse from official repo
and also Sysdeo eclipse plugin
from http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin.html#A5

Sysdeo plugin seems to be configured correctly - I can start/stop
tomcat service from eclipse, but when I create tomcat
project, it fails to build due to "missing required library" errors.

The thing is that created project has dependency pointing to some
tomcat's jars - for example:
TOMCAT_HOME/common/lib/jasper-runtime.jar

TOMCAT_HOME eclipse variable points to /usr/share/tomcat55

I have directory /usr/share/tomcat55/common/lib/ and some jars inside,
but they look rather strange:

ls /usr/share/tomcat55/common/lib
[ant].jar                  [jasper55-compiler].jar    [jta].jar
[commons-collections].jar  [jasper55-runtime].jar     [mx4j][mx4j].jar
[commons-dbcp].jar         [javamail].jar             naming-factory.jar
[commons-el].jar           [jdbc-stdext].jar          naming-resources.jar
[commons-logging-api].jar  [jdtcore].jar              [servlet].jar
[commons-pool].jar         [jndi].jar
[jaf].jar                  [jsp].jar

They all are symlinks to jars in another location, but their names
seem to be a bit strange - what is the use
of putting those '[' and ']' symbols around the jar's name? I know I
can create other symlinks with good names,
I am just wondering about the reason of such naming
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