Depends on which web server ur using. Each web server has a apecific place
to store the class files. Read the adminstration of ur web server and u
will get the answer.
Regards,
Chandana.
Darko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/02/2000 08:10:04 PM
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Subject: servlet classes
Hello,
I have a servlet that should use some classes that I have made myself.
Those classes are public, and reside in the same directory. How would I use
this
class inside my servlet ? Should I use import statement, or is it ok just
to call
that class inside my code ?
When I just use it inside my main program, it complains that it cant find
that
class, and when I use it in import statement, it says it could not find
that
class in import.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanx,
Darko
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