Hey! Hari, Please shut off your HTML for your messages to this E-list. Just send text. Okay, I have some things for you to try. You say "Am able to compile a servlet using javac when invoked from the DOS prompt". Good. I don't know what WinEdit is but you can just edit and your Java save-source with it. Go to a system prompt, run javac. I suspect what is going wrong with WinEdit is that it does not set up your environment correctly. The error your getting say so. You say, "placed the class file inside the servelts directory of the java websrver. and am not able to accesss the servelet". I can only come up with this question. Have you a package mypackage in the first line of you source? If so then you must use the Java directory structrue for placing you servlet, i.e., servlets->mypackage->MyServlet as opposed to servlets->MyServlet. Hope this helps. Danny Rubis Hari wrote: > Hello, Am a beginner in Java Servlets development. I installed JSDK > 2.1 and am using JDK1.2.1. Now i face a problem in running the > servlets. The problem might be with the CLASSPATH. Am able to compile > a servlet using javac when invoked from the DOS prompt. When the same > source program is compiled using an editor like WinEdit, which uses > the same javac, it show compilation error: Package javax.servlet not > found in import.import javax.servlet.*; And also, when i compiled it > and placed the class file inside the servelts directory of the java > websrver. and am not able to accesss the servelet.Please help ( Am > getting the html page when i connect to the server at > 8080) Thanks,Hari [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff SERVLET-INTEREST". Archives: http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/servlet-interest.html Resources: http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/external-resources.html LISTSERV Help: http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/user/user.html
