Hello Nishit,
thank you for your answer, well, I don't no where the classpath is stored,
but I think it is correct because all the applications provided withing
Tomcat are running well, without any problem. I put all my Java Beans into
TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/florian/WEB-INF/classes then I try to access them.
Could you say me either the classpath is stored into a conf file or is an
environnement variable ? I followed all the steps of the configuation file
so I guess I didn't do something wrong... ? Perhaps something goes wrong
because I don't no how to build a standard and empty JSP project ?...
Thank you
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Envoyé : jeudi 12 avril 2001 17:44
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Objet : Re: Java bean problem, good compilation but I can't access it in
my JSP pages :-(
check the classpath of your tomcat...
try restarting tomcat and remove all files
from <TOMCAT_HOME/work/localhost_8080%2Fexamples.
now tomcat won't use cached version..
Nishit
-----Original Message-----
From: Florian DREVET [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2001 11:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Java bean problem, good compilation but I can't access it in my
JSP pages :-(
Hi !
I'm new in JSP programming, I installed Tomcat today and start to write some
scriptlet (all right) and some little Java Beans... unfortunately, this last
part doesn't works very well :-( In fact, it's right the first time I use a
Java Bean (I even copy an exitant one in order to further midify it) but
when I modify it (the compilation is OK), I've got errors onto the JSP page
calling it throught <jsp:useBean...
The second time I reload the page, the last right compilation is used... and
I can't use the Java Bean I modify, if someone could help me, thanks !! I
run the last Tomcat version on Window 2000, the JSP pages are viewed with
Internet Explorer 5.5.
Florian
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