You have to point ur class path in ur webserver to the directory where bean class
files are present..
"Shahaji Kadam." wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am calling a Java Bean from a JSP file.
>
> Both the .jsp file and Java Bean (.class file) is in the same directory ex.
> ../jsp/
>
> when i call .jsp page i get an error that bean could not be found. It seems
> that it is not able to locate the Bean.
>
> how can i import the bean in JSP page?
>
> is it required to register the ../jsp/ path to make the beans inside it
> avaiable to JSP pages ?
>
> any hints ???
>
> thanks
>
> Shahaji.Kadam
>
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