Hi,
Have you a good reason not to put servlet.jar in the standard extension
directory ? In your case, that would probably be c:\jdk1.2.2\jre\lib\ext\
Any jar or zip file in this directory is automatically in the class path.
Pierre-Yves
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Hey
It's maybe a stupid question but i've my servlet.jar file in the directory
c:\jdk1.2.2
and wants to compile a servlet in the directory d:\hello it also uses the
class HelloWorld the class file is also in the d:\hello directory.
but when i tries to compile my servlet i get the error he can't find the
servlet.jar or the HelloWorld.class file
this is how i compile my servlet
javac Hello.java -classpath c:\jdk1.2.2:.\
what do i do wrong ??
thx ChoKamir
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