Just one thought about your problem. If you just renamed the .class file
(for example, test1.class to test2.class) without changing the class
statement in the test1.java file and recompiling you will get an error when
you try to run the class.

Ed Foley
Webclaims, LLC

>>This is a funky question. I am using localhost for servlet developemnt.
I was using one html request form for the client side request where I used
one compiled class name.The servlet works fine with that name. But, if I
want
to change the name of the servlet file and accordingly change the name of
the compiled class in the html file, it no longer works.To me, it became
stagnant with that particular compiled class name. Does anyone know this
funky
problem

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