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Hi! Me again. Just wondering where I would find javax\servlet and javax\servlet\http.
I thought they were in the servlet.jar file, which my classpath points to. Am I missing a file?
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hi ,
Can i know what u r using for servlet development,like the j2ee,or jsdk or tomcat.
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srikanth

Originally posted by Annette L'Heureux:
Hi! Me again. Just wondering where I would find javax\servlet and javax\servlet\http.
I thought they were in the servlet.jar file, which my classpath points to. Am I missing a file?
Annette


 
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you have to give path in your autoexec.bat file for the same
if you have insatlled jsdk2.1 then
the classpath to be given is c:\jsdk2.1\lib\jsdk.jar for servlets
and c:\jdk1.2\bin for javac
 
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I'm using jsdk2.1, but I don't have a jsdk.jar file.
I've installed jsdk and set my classpath to c:\jsdk2.1\servlet.jar
I don't have a lib folder. It didn't install one.
I'm using NT, and my autoexec.bat file has nothing in it. It's completely blank.
All I really need are the class files for servlets. When I import javax.servlet and javax.servlet.html I get the error that they cannot find the path javax\servlet etc.
Any more ideas?
thanks,
Annette
 
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hi annette,
if u are using jdk1.2, there is no need to use jsdk at all.
I faced the similar problem a few days back, as u are facing now.
I have now overcome that problem.
Look for u'r servlet.jar file and, set the classpath to the jar file.
Now u won't jave any problem.
(i have overcome this problem by another method, not by setting the classpath).
If u have javawebserver, u can set the classpath like this,
set classpath=c:\javawebserver2.0\lib\servlet.jar;%classpath%

be sure to use this-> %classpath%, otherwise u'r autoexec.bat will be overwritten by this, and u won't find any other statements in that file.

try it, and get back!!!
Good luck!!
regds,
Sandeep.
 
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In NT,u have to Right Click on My Computer,Click on properties,select the environment tab,there u have the classpath and path variables,update ur servlet.jar in the classpath,click the apply button on the corner,then restart the machine.hope this should update ur classpath.
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sri bha

Originally posted by Annette L'Heureux:
I'm using jsdk2.1, but I don't have a jsdk.jar file.
I've installed jsdk and set my classpath to c:\jsdk2.1\servlet.jar
I don't have a lib folder. It didn't install one.
I'm using NT, and my autoexec.bat file has nothing in it. It's completely blank.
All I really need are the class files for servlets. When I import javax.servlet and javax.servlet.html I get the error that they cannot find the path javax\servlet etc.
Any more ideas?
thanks,
Annette


 
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Thanks all. I've updated my classpath, and I don't know if I've rebooted that computer or not. Unfortunetly, we got a ton of snow last night and I'm snowed-in so I'll try it first thing tomorrow and let you know. Hopefully it is just a matter of rebooting!
I'll keep you updated, thanks again!
Annette
 
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Hi,
First let me know which javaserver u r using?
Check the classpath.It should contain a servlet.jar file.
 
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