Is your current directory there in class path?
if not then put your class into
<home dir>/WEB-INF/classes
and put the path in class path
if WEB-INF is not there then make dir
and don't forget to restart your tomcat (whatever web server u r using)
N'Joy
Vaishali
Reliance Ind Ltd
India
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I am using a JSP page in which <jsp:useBean> action uses a class
to check if a userid is valid.The JSP page is not able to recognize the
class.I have placed the .class file in the same directory as jsp page.
Should we do any changes to the web.xml file.
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