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I added the jars and restarted Tomcat. But the jsp file gives me an error: HTTP Status 500 - Unable to compile class for JSP Is this error related to the Jars not being available for the JSP file? Do I need to add them in the classpath in the profile.sh? How can I verify that the jar files are available to the JSP file?
More than likely there is a syntax error in the JSP. I'm not sure where you would get the complete list for JARs. Rest assured that if it is in the "lib" directory, and you are deploying using the directories and not a WAR file, then they will be available.
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