error in servlet due to reasons unknown

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this is my html code

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this is my web.xml

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then i have a SendRedirect and ValidUser classes compiled in the classes folder.

however when i open the front end html and try to access i get 404 error. even though i have the compiled class. is there any problem with web.xml or form action path in html??

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Try this - instead of

use
(without backslash in action)

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<servlet-class>SendRedirect</servlet-class>

ALL classes used in servlets should be in packages. Without a package, the JVM looks in the "current" directory - which you have no control over. On failure to find the class you get an error.

Bill