Have you also insert the package in your classpath? or the package are in
the servelet directory?
Rinaldo
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Oggetto: NoClassDefFoundError with my servlet
I am writing an application in servlet.
And there are certain functions I need to use in most of the classes I am
writing.
To avoid including the whole code of those functions in my classes each time
I need them,I have decided to create a package where I am including the
classes containing those function.
One of the class of my package is SendMail.
I m calling SendMail class inside Registration class.I can compile both
classes.But when I run the Registration class I receive the error message
NoClassDefFoundError javax/mail/Session.
I had set my classpath to mail.jar and to activation.jar.....those settings
are fine since I am able to send email when I include the whole code of
SendMail inside Registration class.
I wonder what is wrong with my settings.
Please I need your help.
Thank you in advance
Bobo
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