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I think the following is a good solution to the problem.

(I know that in the past I had done something similar by putting
the JDBC driver jar in the Tomcat "required libraries" tab.)

Arthur Ore wrote:
> [...]
> 
> I may have done something wrong, so sorry if I cause confusion. But in case
> others are having problems with this and I haven't made a mistake, here's
> what I did to get it working.
> 
> Select "Project"|"Project Properties" from the menu. Select run from the
> left hand pane and from the right hand pane select the server configuration
> used for Tomcat 5.5.9 and click edit.
> 
> From the left hand pane find the Library option (the one directly off run).
> In the right hand pane select "Use the specified libraries" and make sure
> that the MySQL library jar file is present and ONLY any other libraries that
> you need Tomcat to access.
> 
> Then select run in the left hand pane. In the right hand pane, select
> "Server" from the tree structure and to the right make sure the "make
> project libraries available on run" is checked.
> 
> Click OK twice to close the windows. Now run the project and the path to the
> MySQL jar file should no be included in the Tomcat classpath.


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