Please place your beans (after compilation) into the classes subdirectory which is
the default place tomcat will look for the classes
regards
Prem
Pete Walsh wrote:
> Ok I am new to JSP (excuse for not knowing this) I just put all my JSP pages
> and beans into one directory. I'm using Jakarta-Tomcat. Now the JSP pages
> cannot fin the beans. For example
>
> <jsp:useBean id="LoginBean" scope="application" class="LoginBean" />
> <jsp:useBean id="dbBean" scope="application" class="dbBean" />
>
> Neither of these two beans are in a package. So what am I doing wrong? Tomcat
> gives the following error in konsole to make me think that it is not finding
> these beans...
>
> Java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: LoginBean (wrong name: admin/LoginBean)
>
> If anyone knows what I can do (or what I'm talking about) please help....thanks
>
> Pete
>
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