if your javax.* files are not inside a jar file your directory structure
should look like this:
\base_dir
\javax
\the rest of dir
and your path should point to the base_dir directory.
If your javax.* files are inside a jar file your path shold point to the
dir. containing the jar or directly to the jar.
I dont think IIS or SQL Server has anything to do with compilation.
Nic
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Martin
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 6:38 PM
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Subject: Servlet Compilation Help
I'm still buffalo'd, can someone help me with my set up?
I have Jdk1.3.0_02 and Jsdk1.2.2 installed on IIS5.0, SQL Server 7. I was
given an example Servlet that uses Jdbc-Odbc bridge to access one of my
databases. I'm having trouble compiling the Servlet, where it can't find
"javax.servlet.*" or any of the import(s).
The javax.* files are in a subdirectory of Jsdk1.2.2 (like \apidoc), and my
Path points to the directory. Am I missing something? Basically, what should
my environment look like, and what else should I have in order for my .java
to "see" the imports?
I'm using JRun3.0 as my Servlet engine, and I have Tomcat installed too (but
not running concurrently).
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
Thank you!!
~ Steve
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