John,
If you are using SUN's JWSDK1.0-ea there is a bug, you may want to use
imports (with a "s") instead of import (without "s")
Le 13:26 20/07/99 -0500, John Moore a �crit:
>I am in the process of converting from JSP .92 to 1.0 and have run into
>a problem.
>
>We have a jsp page with the following code:
>
><%@ page import="java.util.Date" %> . . . <% Date tempDate = new Date();
>%> . . .
>When I request the page I get a compile error saying that Date is not a
>valid class. At first I thought this was a classpath problem, but if I
>change the line to read: <% java.util.Date tempDate = new java.util.Date
>%>, the page compiles.
>
>Has anyone run into any problems using the import option on the page
>directive?
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