>In each case, I still get the error that it cannot find of them still could
>not find javax.servlet.
>
>In the meantime, I have changed the classpath to be as follows:
>e:\jsdk2.1\;e:\jsdk2.1\src\;e:\jsdk2.1\src\javax\servlet\;e:\jsdk2.1\src\ja
v
>ax\
As far as I can tell, javax should be found if your classpath is as above
(as long as you re-booted). However the error messages still indicate that
it is *not* being found, all I can suggest is try the following:
You should have a dot "." in your classpath such that it is something like:
SET CLASSPATH=.;e:\jsdk2.1\src
After re-booting, move to the directory e:\jsdk2.1\scr (which is where your
servletABC.java source file and javax directory are) and try and compile the
sevlet from this directory.
>Looking at the contents of these directories, I find there are only .java
>files and no .class files. All in all, I find the following:
>
>jsdk2.1<DIR>
> default.cfg
> server.jar
> servlet.jar
> src<DIR>
> no files
> javax<DIR>
> no files
> servlet<DIR>
> Servlet.java
> GenericServlet.java
> ServletRequest.java
> and 9 other similar *.java files
> http<DIR>
> HttpServlet.java
> HttpSession.java
> and 7 other Http*.java files
> jsp<DIR>
> HttpJspPage.java
> JSPPage.java
>
That look ok to me. When you run javac on a java source file that imports
the package javax (a servlet for example) for the first time, the required
classes in javax that have not yet been compiled, will be -- assiming javax
can be found!
>I even tried compiling some of the java files in the servlet directory.
>ServletException.java, ServletInputStream.java and ServletOutputStream.java
>were the only ones I could get to compile. The others all had couldn't
find
>some javax.* class. Some reported that they couldn't find javax.servlet.
Your java is still not finding javax.
>I also tried copying the servlet.jar file into the servlet directory. No
>difference (what is in the jar file? Is it relevant?
>
As far as I am aware it is not relavent.
Hope that helps,
Dan.
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