Scott,
I think this is a bug. You have you create empty folders in your filesystem
in
\IBMVJava\ide\project_resources\IBM Websphere Test Environment for the
imported packages.
so like a folder for "com", a folder underneath that for "ibm", etc.
likewise a folder "javax", etc, etc, etc,
Roger
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> Hello All. I have several JSPs which run fine in SERunner with the JSP
> Execution Monitor off. But, when I enable the monitor, I get import errors
> on several application specific (business code) packages. Is there a
> properties file (or other manner of manipulation) that I need to update to
> give the Monitor access to these packages?
>
> Thanks,
> Scott
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