You can put the jar in WEB-INF/lib, but to use the classes in a JSP,
you have to import them in the <page> element:
<%@ page
import="my.package.*, my.package.util.*"
%>
--- "Drinkwater, GJ (Glen)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have written some java classes to help my servlet/jsp
> configuration. But
> the problem is that i want them to be accessable to my servlet and my
> jsp.
> i have jar the file and put them in the web-inf/lib folder and also
> in the
> java_home/jre/lib/ext folder. The servlets pick up the classes
> automatically but the jsp cannot 'see' them.
>
> can anybody help. Do i have to add a package to the classes before i
> jar
> them and then access then vis jsp with the package name in th eimport
> header.
>
> The only way at the moment i have suceeded is to put the classes in
> the
> java_home/jre/classes folder and call them when needed but i would
> particularly like them to be in the lib folder of the application for
> portability.
>
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