>From the looks of your properties file, the servlet class resides in the directory
>C:\Programme\Apache
Group\Apache JServ\servlets\Entwicklung\Rueckgabe and is obviously in package
Entwicklung\Rueckgabe
When the servlet engine searches for your class files, it prepends the package name to
the front. Hence your
(only) repositories line should in fact look like this:
repositories=C:\Programme\Apache Group\Apache JServ\servlets
or possibly (I'm not sure for 9x/NT):
repositories="C:\Programme\Apache Group\Apache JServ\servlets"
The other lines you've used are either not required (e.g. the jdbc classes should be
found in your classpath not
in the repositories) or incorrect.
- simon
"Scheiderer, Stephan" wrote:
> OK,
>
> now I have attached my Entwicklung.propeties file.
> So have a look at it and tell me WHY does the Servlet
> Entwicklung.Rueckgabe.Erinnerung not start???
>
> HEEEEEEEEEELP
>
> <<Entwicklung.properties>>
>
> MfG Stephan Scheiderer - debis Systemhaus GEI
>
>
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