Actually, no package==root directory. That means that a class with no package (or
more accurately, a class in the default package) could be located in any of the
directories or jar files listed in the classpath but not in any sub-directory of
those places. It happens that the current directory is usually in the classpath so
your response is partly right. Its still important for a Java bean to be placed in
a package to avoid name space conflicts with other libraries.
Carsten Heyl wrote:
> Hi Hong,
>
> put it in a package. No package==current directory.
> How many current directories can you have.
>
> >Hi, all:
> >
> > I'm trying to load a bean class using "Class.forName(beanClass)" for
> >introspection in a servlet. It's working as long as bean classes are placed
> >in the root directory of servlet. In my case, the servlet directory is
> >c:\WebSphere\AppServer\Servlets ( I'm on Windows NT 4.0 and using IBM
> >WebSphere v2.0). If I put class files in somewhere else, for example,
> >c:\BeanLib, there will be a ClassNotFoundException. I did not package any
> >beans. I set the classpath in both System and user level to include
> >c:\BeanLib, still the same problem.
> >
> > Any help or hint will be greatly appreciated.
> >
> >
> >Hong Zhang
> >
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> Ciao,
> Carsten Heyl
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