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Thirupath Reddy wrote:
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> Hi Jon,
>
> No I am not missing it. I have a directory "org\......" that contains
> "MailBean.class" as sub directory where I placed sendmail.jsp.
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> If a jsp has a reference to a bean where exactly does it look for?
>
> With Regards,
> Thirupathi Reddy
>
It looks in the directories and/or JAR files listed in the "repositories"
lines of your zone properties file, which is where it looks for any classes
you reference from a servlet. You should add a line
repositories=/your/directory
to this file, where "/your/directory" is the path to the directory that
contains the "org/..." structure. Also, be sure that you set permissions
so that the username that Apache JServ is running under can read these
files and directories.
Craig McClanahan
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