Carrie, I'm actually doing the exact same thing you are, using the DataChannel XML parser and JSWDK1.0EA on NT4 In order for the bean to find my parser, all I needed to do was ensure that the parser's pkg was in my PC's CLASSPATH - Neville Soares C Kruppa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/13/99 02:46:21 PM Please respond to C Kruppa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: (bcc: Neville Soares/Whittman-Hart LP) Subject: import can't find classes (apoligies if this is the second copy of this e-mail) Hey guys, The import statements that are in the code of my Bean (not the JSP) are failing because JSWDK can't find the classes. I'm wondering where I am supposed to put the classes that the Bean is looking for? Or how to configure the server to know where to look for them? Specifically, the classes I need to import are XML parsers and not part of the Java API, so it is not an issue of having my "JAVAHOME" directory specified in the CLASSPATH. That is done correctly. I even resorted to copying the whole packages into the same directory as the Bean, and that didn't work either. Thanks for any help somebody can offer. Carrie Beth (PS I am aware of the "imports" syntax error is JSP1.0, but I didn't think that was the problem.)
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(apoligies if this is the second copy of this
e-mail)
Hey guys,
The import statements that are in the code of my
Bean (not the JSP) are failing because JSWDK can't find the classes. I'm
wondering where I am supposed to put the classes that the Bean is looking
for? Or how to configure the server to know where to look for them?
Specifically, the classes I need to import are XML parsers and not part of
the Java API, so it is not an issue of having my "JAVAHOME" directory
specified in the CLASSPATH. That is done correctly. I even
resorted to copying the whole packages into the same directory as the Bean, and
that didn't work either. Thanks for any help somebody can
offer.
Carrie Beth
(PS I am aware of the "imports" syntax error is JSP1.0,
but I didn't think that was the problem.) |
