Has anyone solved the following problem with Domino4.6 and servlets? If so,.. please email me! I have Domino4.6 happily serving a HelloWorldServlet whose class file is sitting in the following directory: ...notes/data/domino/Servlets/HelloWorldServlet.class Everyting works fine when I go to our intranet: http://oursite/servlet/HelloWorldServlet The problem is my HiWorldServlet which is in the package streetlanguage. The classfile compiled perfectly well, and is sitting in the following directory: ...notes/data/domino/Servlets/streetlanguage/HiWorldServlet.class I cannot get the domino server to run it. I have tried the following (all failures): http://oursite/servlet/HiWorldServlet http://oursite/servlet/streetlanguage/HiWorldServlet http://oursite/servlet/streetlanguage.HiWorldServlet I *HAVE* modified the "servlet" file in notes/data/servlet to contain the following lines: Servlet HelloWorldServlet { } Service HelloWorldServlet /Servlet/HelloWorldServlet I *HAVE* restarted the http service on the NT machine where it is running. --------------------------- so. My question is: How do you access servlets that are part of a package? FINAL NOTE: I only have this problem with Domino. I do NOT have this problem with JRUN and PWS. In the JRUN environent, to access the servlet I successfully use: http://myworkingsite/servlet/streetlanguage.HiWorldServlet thanx for reading this email.. and thanx a million if you have the answer and write it to me. /SHAWN ___________________________________________________________________________ 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
