If must know allready that you need to save your servlets in the servlet
directory of the Java Web Server 1.1.3 directory. Then, when you register
the servlet (just do it once at a time because the server and win95 doesn�t
work very fine together) you put the name you want and then in the "Servlet
Class" text box write the exact and complete name of the class (they are
case sensitive, eg. MyServlet.class is not the same as myServlet.class) and
if you are making them with Some langauge like Visual Age, wich make
packcages when you export them to the servlet directory, you must write in
the "Servlet Class" text box eg. MyPackcage.MyServlet.class. Remember the
names are case sensitive and the name must be the complete one, you must
type even the class extension.
I hope it work!!!, good look!!!
Javier
----- Original Message -----
From: Andrew Dickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Viernes 20 de Agosto de 1999 1:46 PM
Subject: Please help -- problems with Java Web Server
> Hello,
>
> I downloaded the 30 day trial version of the Java web server version
> 1.3.3 for windows 95. All of the example servlets work, but when I try
> to add a servlet in the administration tool, I run into problems. Adding
> the servlet works fine, but when I try to load it by pressing the "Load"
> button, I get the following error:
>
> Cannot update servlet hello: Cannot find class:
> null for servlet hello
>
> The name of the servlet I am trying to add is HelloWorldExample, and I
> entered this into the ClassName field in the add servlet area. Also, I
> have tried this with several servlets to be sure that it is not a
> problem with the particlar servlet, but the particular servlet is a
> standard hello-world type example form the JSDK 2.1.
> If anyone can help explain this they will have my eternal gratitude.
> Oh and one more thing, if I try to add example servlets again with
> different names, it works, which I don't understand.
>
> Thanks,
> Andrew Dickson
>
>
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