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All my servlets work 'out of the box' when they are 'standalone' and
>placed in the
>'servlets' directory. Now I am trying to execute a servlet(s) that was
>developed as a package.
>I've tried adding the external directory structure to the
>'repositories' to no avail. I placed the folder
>with the same name as the package (ServletTest1) into the 'servlets'
>directory (the desired servlet is in that folder). Whether
>attempted with a simple browser text box entry or an HTML page (FORM tag)
>the servlet
>inside 'ServletTest1' is never found. I have this structure on Win
98:
>
>c:\Apache\Apache JServ 1.1b3\servlets\ServletTest1\MainServlet
>
>
>MainServlet has a package statement....Package ServletTest1....as its
first
>code line
>
>I set my browser to http://localhost/servlets/ServletTest1.MainServlet
or
> http://localhost/servlets/MainServlet
>or
> http://localhost/servlets/ServletTest1/MainServlet or
>
>any other combination I can think of. Apache always returns 'not found'
for
>the 'MainServlet' (or 'ServletTest1' if that is in the path ahead of
>'MainServlet' in the URL).
>What is the secret to reaching a 'packaged' servlet.
>
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