Your ClassPath variable must content the path to the file that contents
your class. I think you can also write the whole path in the code as:
<%@ page import="dir1\dir2\dir3\travel.*" %>
Hope this helps...
Fran
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> De: panos periorellis [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: lunes 14 de enero de 2002 15:59
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> Asunto: Importing classes
>
> I have developed some java classes which i want to import in my JSP code..
>
> can somebody tell me how do i do this.
>
> i have a list of classes in a package called travel
>
> but
>
> this <%@ page import="travel.*" %> produces errors. In fact it says that
> the
> package cannot be found?
> Anyone with similar problems?
> thanks
> P
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