Hi McLain,
Yes ,I put the jar file in jrun classapth and now I am able to run the
servlet programe.
Yes , it is indeed a good idea to set the classpath at the commandline every
time we do javac.
Thank you
Murthy
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From: Bradley McLain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 7:09 PM
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Subject: Re: Servlet
i think you need to put a ref to that jar file into your jrun classpath,
which is located in jrun\jsm-default\properties\jsm.properties..
the system classpath is only used by javac for compilation. in fact, i have
read a number of experts who recommend against using a system classpath
because you become dependent on it and your code becomes less portable.
they say to set the classpath at the commandline everytime you run javac..
bradley mclain
>From: "K.V.N.Murthy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Servlet
>Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 19:29:47 +0530
>
>I am using JRUN webserver and I have placed my servlet in servlets director
>of Jrun.
>This servlet requires JDMK api class files.So i have placed the required
>JDMK API file (jawall.jar) file in the system classpath and also in the
>servlet directory of webserver.
>But when I sent request to the servlet, I am getting
>ClassNotFoundException.
>jawall.jar contains this class.
>Can anybody let me know how servlet finds the classes required.
>thanks
>
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