There are two accepted rules for Tomcat development (and Java dev in general). Failure to follow these rules will make your life needlessly more difficult:
(1) Do not install into directories which contain spaces (ie the default location: "C:\Program Files").
(2) Always declare your classes in packages. This is not only good practice, but failure to do so seems to cause very tangible problems.
It is possible to ignore these rules and still make your project work, but there tends to be very little sympathy for those who do not follow these rules. That said, if you *really* need to ignore these rules, perhaps someone who has also had that misfortune can help you out... :)
justin
At 02:32 PM 10/27/2003, you wrote:
exmlm stripped off my attachment (smart move). Here's a link, if you care to try it out and help me diagnose the problem:
http://rgm.nu/publicservlet.war
If you use wget, lie about your user agent (wget -Ufoo http...).
Perhaps my test.class servlet needs to be in a package to be imported into the jsp.
I'd really like to find a way around that limitation, if possible.
-rgm
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