I think what might be happening is you have to update the classpath in your
webserver.
Duc Nguyen wrote:
> Hi,
> I am new to JSP. I created a jsp page that display a content of a table in
> my data base which work fine. I took a further step to create a java bean
> to handle all of mine connection and Sql task. It complied fine, and
> everything great however when I call a bean from my jsp I got a compilation
> error say that it can't find my bean. I am using Java Web Server. I know
> for fact that I didn't place my bean in the right folder or something. Can
> some one tell me how to set all of this up for my bean to work.
> Thank,
> Duc
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