Because (perhaps) you want to write servlets for web server that only
supports the 1.0 API. I have exactly this problem with the OS/390 web
server (Domino Go/WebSphere).
In my case the solution was to copy the files:
classes.zip
*.jar
from the web server, and then set -classpath to javac, like:
javac -classpath "c:\jsdk1.0\classes.zip;c:\jsdk1.0\jsdk.jar" ....
You don't need all the *.jar files, but I'm doing this from memory :).
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> Which of course, begs the question: why?
>
> On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, John Larson wrote:
> >
> > I am looking for a copy of the Servlet API 1.0 that I can download. I
> > searched SUN, but only found the JSDK 2.0 API.
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