hi sridhar,
the problem you are facing if i understand is due to that the servlet
complete path may not be registered under the servlet engine also detail me
where you are keeping your servlet and if you using the studio tool to build
your servlet than .servlet file is needed to locate your servlet.otherwise
there should not be any problem accessing your servlet registered under web
application residing under servlet engine.
regards, vijay
>From: "Kommana, Sridhar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: HTTP 1.0/Websphere
>Date: Thu, 6 Jul 2000 14:18:26 -0500
>
>We are using IBM Websphere Application Server 3.0.2 alongwith NES. When we
>disable(uncheck) "USE HTTP1.1" in IE 4.0 and go through
>our stuff, behaviour is erratic. When we post a form to invoke
>servlet(Servlet API 2.1) or even invoke servlet directly, "CLASS NOT
>FOUND" exception is thrown with no known pattern. I have been testing this
>since last 2 days but no known pattern or problem has
>been found. Same button may work perfectly once but throw this error next
>time.
>
>As soon as we enable(check) "Use HTTP 1.1", the problem goes away.
>
>Can anybody explain the behaviour and suggest remedy for it! Has this
>anything to do with NES/Websphere or with HTTP1.0!
>
>Thanks in advance
>
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