Frank:
Here the problem is not the classpath. You should
verify the following: is the class CoolMe inside any
package? If so you should write:
<jsp:useBean .... class="yourpackage.CoolMe" />
And one other thing: are you importing your class
inside the page? if you aren't doing this write:
<%@ page import="yourpackage.CoolMe" %>
Hope this helps
Atilio
--- Frank Mancini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Question...I have a jsp page that does this....
>
> <jsp:useBean id="myCoolMe" scope="session"
> class="CoolMe" />
>
> and I'm getting the following error on the JSP
> Page...
>
> Could not create a bean of type: CoolMe:
> java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
> CoolMe and java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: CoolMe
>
>
> Within Weblogic 5.1 when I startup. I have the .jar
> file that in the
> -classpath and weblogic.class.path in the
> startscript and I know that class
> exists in the .jar file
>
>
> Any idea why I get this error. Please help me.
> Thanks
>
> F
>
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