Hi,
Yes! I finally solved it too, but in another way. I used
Tomcat5.0/common/lib/servlet.jar for my servlet packages. An analysis of the
error output showed that only two packages were missing: javax.servlet.jsp and
javax.servlet.jsp.tagext. These packages are not included in my servlet.jsp,
but can be found in Tomcat5.0/common/lib/jsp-api.jar. To enable the build to
access this file, I changed build.properties and jboss-build.xml, as follows:
in build.properties, I added the lines:
tomcat.home= ... path to your local Tomcat installation directory ...
jsp-api.jar=${tomcat.home}/lib/common/jsp-api.jar
in jboss-build.xml, I replaced the lines:
<!--
| The build classpath
-->
< path id="build.classpath">
< path refid="client.classpath"/>
< pathelement location="${servlet.jar}"/>
</ path>
by:
<!--
| The build classpath
-->
< path id="build.classpath">
< path refid="client.classpath"/>
< pathelement location="${servlet.jar}"/>
< pathelement location="${jsp-api.jar}"/>
</ path>
And now it compiles.
I assume that the contents servlet.jar in Tomcat 4.x.y is distributed over
servlet-api.jar and jsp-api.jar in Tomcat 5.x.y, but I have not been able to
test that assumption.
Thanks for all the help and support!
Huub
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