> Personally I think JSPs are TOTALLY inappropriate for (well just about
> everything other than demonstrating how to program non object oriented
> code) binary output.
> I would highly recommend you use a servlet.
To build a PDF document in JSP is not too bad, especially when you play with
variables on the page and cross JSP, forms and Javascript objects applets
included (but I agree for non-oop JSP). I expected to do the same with POI
and Excel.
> Regardless, just put the POI jars in your WEB-INF/lib directory along
> with the commons-logging jar.
Which are theese jars? Let's say it clearly once for all. The Jakarta site
is full of things, but I can't see a clear place where they tell simply the
steps to follow for a practical use. Do we want to forget the final users
not interested in long discussions on bugs, but very interested in building
a server application creating an Excel file in a short time?
I have done what you suggest and I have the error:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
at org.apache.jsp.poi$jsp._jspService(poi$jsp.java:73)
Does it mean that it looks for some apache.jsp.poi class?
> -Andy
> On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 16:14, Ferruccio Spagna wrote:
> > What I have to do to use POI in JSP?
> > Which classes I must put in classes directory?
> > Ferruccio
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