It sounds like you are missing the commons logging library.

You should have a JAR file like commons-logging-1.1.1.jar in your classpath.

Do the following if you didn't already:

- In NetBeans, go to Tools -> Libraries. Click New Library. Setup a NetBeans
library for commons-logging (pick jar file, and optionally source and docs)
- Add that library to your project.
- Run.


Alan Burlison wrote:
> 
> When I open a JSP in NetBeans 6.1 I get an error at the bottom of the 
> JSP editor: a NoClassDefFoundError.  The class involved is the Apache 
> Commons LogFactory, and the code triggering the error is 
> stripes.tag.HtmlTagSupportBeanInfo.  This doesn't happen in NetBeans 
> 5.5.1.  I seem to recollect this being discussed before, but I can't 
> remember what the fix was.  Can someone jog my memory?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
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