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I have a custom jar file in the tomcat lib/ folder. As per my knowledge, any jar file in this folder will be loaded on startup.
Is there anyway I can check if a particular jar file is loaded or not?
I’m running tomcat-6.0.35.A on unix rhel5.
I think I have seen which jars are open on startup in one of Tomcat log files. If not I could think about two possible alternatives:
-verbose:classtoJAVA_OPTSin Tomcat startup script. It should print classes as they’re loaded by JVM (lots of output). Grep log file (orstdout) to find if classes from your jar are listed