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It will work provided your jar/class is in the
classpath/wrapper.classpath.
Remember if you class is com.mypackage.myclass.class you need to put
your package in /com/mypackage/myclass.class under your classpath.
>From the short description you have given,your problem will be one of
these me thinks.
hth
Chris
On Tue, 05 Sep 2000 12:47:09 -0400, Mario Krolo wrote:
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>How do I invoke servlets that are inside a package?
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>For example, if I put the Hello servlet in
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> package com.dummypackage;
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>how do I invoke it?
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>
>It seems that
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> http://dummyhost/servlets/com.dummypackage.Hello
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>doesn't work (for me at least).
>
>
>Thanks
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