Ron Reynolds wrote:
>
Ron,
[...]
> i've tried putting my servlets into packages which has caused problems with
> referencing them from forms and such. is there a way to do this? (btw -
> environment is IIS3, JRun 2, just in case.)
Generally as with other Java classes everything which is within package must be
referenced by the full name - like package.ClassName. The same applies to
servlets. That said, if you wrote servlet called MyServlet and this servlet is
in MyPackage package, you must reference it through
http://myServerName/servlet/MyPackage.MyServlet and it should work. As I'm not
JRun user, I can't reference this to JRun specific files.
You can also get an alias to that servlet, but as I said, I'm not able to answer
this referring to JRun.
> ................ron.
-Jacek
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