I am using Tomcat 3.1 & Windows98.
I am trying to call a Jsp page " First.jsp " directly from the URL.
The first line in the Jsp is a directive as shown below:
<%@ page import = "ConnectionPoolSevlet" >
---- Later on in the Jsp , I am accessing some static variables of this
ConnectionPoolServlet -----
When I call this Jsp " First.jsp " directly from the URL
http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/MyApp/First.jsp ) , I get the following
error in the browser :
' Class ConnectionPoolServlet not found in import '
Note that I don't get this error when I am forwarding some Attributes from
ConnectionPoolServlet to this same Jsp.
Also, note that when I try to call this same Jsp again , from within itself
, using
<a href = "First.jsp">NEXT </a> ,
I again get this error.
I don't know why I am getting this error.
Note that I am storing the Servlet class files in
' tomcat\webapps\ROOT\WEB-INF\classes '
Is it because I should make a seperate web application & store it in a
seperate folder under webaps folder ?
Pl. help.
Sunil K. Roy
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