Sven,
You need the servlet.jar file. You can get it in from the Tomcat download.
You can put the servlet.jar file in your jsdkX.X/bin directory (assuming you
have this directory in your classpath) Then when you compile your program,
it should find the javax.servlet.* files. By the way, if you are new to
servlets/jsp. Tomcat is a good servlet engine to do your testing on.
Sincerely,
Tom K
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Subject: ServletPackage in API spec
I'm reading a JSP book and try to find the servlet package(import
javax.servlet.*
import javax.servlet.http.*) in the Sun Api Spec which you download with the
1.3.1 SDK.
I find java.awt and java.beans and javax.swing but no javax.servlet.
What do I misunderstand..?
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