Richard O. Hammer wrote:
I'm using Eclipse and MyEclipse building a webapp with a standard directory structure:You should put all classes that you write in the WEB-INF/classes directory. That is naturally where they go unless you jar them. In that case put them in the lib directory.
WebRoot .jsp files WEB-INF classes lib
In several of my JSPs I have the same need which would be well served by having one centrally located utility class, where I can put a method accessible to all the JSPs.
Question 1: Do I pretty much need to put that utility class down in /WEB-INF/classes? Am I correct that there is no natural way to put such a class up in WebRoot with the JSPs which use it?
Are you talking about build time or runtime? If you are running in a servlet container then those classes should know about anything in the j2ee.jar. You will need to pass your request object to that utility class.
Question 2: What is the best way for my class down in /WEB-INF/classes to get access to the servlet packages.
If you are having compilation problems then it is just a matter of putting the j2ee.jar in your classpath.
Thank you,
Rich
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