Hi Mark,
One doesnt have to put it in the servlet classpath.
I am using JSP use beans heavily and I have placed them in the
CLASSPATH(Weblogic CLASSPATH since my App server is WEblogic)
and if you could check the generated code I am sure you would find an
answer as to why it has to be in a package...
For example the bean is instantiated as :
utils = (com.etrade.utilities)
java.beans.Beans.instantiate(getClass().getClassLoader(),
"com.etrade.utilities");
And with out the package name you would have to somehow have a import
statement in the generated Java file..
Cheers,
Naggi
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Ok, I got it to work. Here is what I did, I place the class in a package
under the servletclasses directory. I had it at the root before. Does anyone
know why it needs to be ina package?
Thanks guys!!
Mark
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You dont need to register the bean. Did you place the bena in the
myserver/serverclasses directory?
-Rupali
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I have checked the classname and it is consistant with the code in the
class, the classname, filename, and alias name that I registered in
Weblogic...I am confused .
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is your class name accurate?
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Annese [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: JSP-Bean question
I have created a small bean and I am trying to access it through a JSP. I am
using Weblogic as my server. I registered the bean(did not know if I had to,
but did anyway) and placed it in my classpath. when I run the JSP I get an
error reading:
C:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\jsp_servlet\_stringbean.java:73: cannot
resolve symbol
probably occurred due to an error in /StringBean.jsp line 10:
<jsp:useBean id="stringBean" class="StringBean" />
Any ideas on what I did wrong?
Thanks!
Mark
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