This means that somewhere in your servlet enginee's config you should have these jars
available to the zone (servlet
context).
In jserv this would be wrapper.classpath in jserv.properties. In tomcat you add to
the server's config file. I
forget exactly what file it's the same in jswdk and tomcat but check your
documentation.
Does this help any? I can be more specific if need be.
Chris Heinemann
Cristi Mariean wrote:
> What does it mean this :
> Add all jar files in the "classes" directory to your classpath so that they will be
>accessible with your servlet.
>
> When I try to access
> http://localhost/servlets/org.apache.jetspeed.Home
> I get an error that this servlet doesn't exists.
>
> Thanks,
> Cristi
>
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