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Sanjay Arora wrote:
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> >You should add the jar file to your classpath also. For example in your
> >jserv.properties:
> >wrapper.classpath=<full_path>/apacheJSSI.jar
> >
> Have already done that....but still the problem is there.
>
> Is there some other issue that may lead to the class not found error?
>
> >Manish Vig wrote:
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> >> Dear Sir,
> >> I have asked this problem of mine earliear but i couldn't get a answer.
> I hope
> >> i will get some pointer
> >>
> >> I am facing problem with JSSI installation on Linux
> >> I have put the apacheJSSI.jar file into the ext directory as well as the
> >> Servlets directoy
> >>
> >> and added Extensions
> >> .jhtml servlets/org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI
> >>
> >> and added /servlets/ApacheJSSI.jar to the Repositories of root
> >>
> >> However my calls to html pages with <servlet> tags do not contain the
> output
> >> of the servlet
> >>
> >> when i try to access the ssi page i get the following error in the err log
> >> What could be wrong?
> >> NoClassDeffound Error org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI
> >> Manish Vig
> >>
> >> i had been working with servlets and they are working fine.So my jsdk2.0
> and
> >> its installation is proper. I am trying to access a html page with just
> >> entering at the location bar. I have used both jhtml anf html extension
> >> pages.
> >> But the error is always "No ClassDef Found org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI
> >> I am at loss.
> >>
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