Thanks Jim (and thanks Vasudha and Todd).
After a frustrating day, it turned out to be a pretty simple java
(understanding) problem. I didn't realize i had to reproduce the package
nomenclature in my file architecture (i.e. package nik.program.class needs
to be filed under nik/program/class/) After I did this, I started "finding"
my classes right away.
The tip on restarting the server helps too. Even coming in from ASP,
getting started is a little confusing, and knowing to restart has saved a
few of the hairs on my head.
nik
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Preston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 5:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: error 404 when I run my own JSP
Did you restart the web server after changing the classpath and moving the
.class files? Typically, a web server only reads the classpath at server
startup, so if you change it, you need to restart to get the change noticed.
--Jim Preston
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Krimm, Nik
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 11:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: error 404 when I run my own JSP
I am having a similar problem, just starting out with JSP. I get an error
500 - internal server error - everytime I try to
access a bean that I have made. My theory is that for some reason that JSP
is not recognizing the bean is out there, so I've adjusted the CLASSPATH in
the environmental variables, and I tried moving the .class over to where the
jsp example classes are (these examples work correctly in my browser), but
no luck. Is there any other kind of registration I need to do to let JSP
know that a bean is out there?
TIA
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