I've added the jar files containing all my servlet class files to
Tomcat's classpath. When Tomcat starts up (in stand-alone mode)
it displays the classpath in use and my jar files show up in it OK.
My servlet's web.xml file is defining the servlet correctly as far as
I can tell.
However, attempts to then invoke the servlet with:
http://<host>:<port>/servlet/<servletName>
cause Tomcat to report a 404 - Not Found error, as if it's
interpreting the URL as a simple webserver page request, rather
than as a servlet invocation.
Is Tomcat not finding my servlet code because I can't use the
classpath/jar mechanism to tell it where to look? Do I need to
explicitly populate a "classes" subdirectory within my servlet's
WEB-INF directory with all my separate class files instead?
Thanks,
Kieran Jones
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