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Error ???? import EJB class in JSP

 
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Hi All
This is my when i import my seesion been in jsp it gives errr why is that?
<%@ page import="mcvt.MetricCvtBean , mcvt MetricCvtHome"%>

following is file structure in WAS Studio
MetricConverterEJB
ejbmodule
mcvt
MetricCvtHome
MetricConverterWeb
webcontent
index.jsp

PLs HElp me
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You are missing the period before "MetricCvtHome"
 
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Hi janne
I couldnt undastand that
im importing the class
<%@ page import ="mcvt.MetricCvtConstant ,mcvt.MetricCvtBean"%>

this way in jsp
but im getting error
 
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Sureshvasan,
The second post has the period. What error are you getting? Is the ejb project in your build path?
 
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Thanks Janne
I solve that problem but I have another the error in jsp forword
Here is the code
'<' <br /> jsp:forward page="http://localhost:9080/RockSurveyWeb/SurveyWelcome.jsp" <br /> /<br /> '>'

this is not worked im testing it in websphere studio v 5.0
 
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You really should read the Javadoc before you ask questions -- it's accepted practice to do due diligence before asking for help. According to the javadoc for this, jsp:forward only uses RELATIVE URL's (see here). The documentation page for the jsp:forward tag specifically says:

The relative URL looks like a path-it cannot contain a protocol name, port number, or domain name. The URL can be absolute or relative to the current JSP file. If it is absolute (beginning with a /), the path is resolved by your Web or application server.

Kyle
[ June 08, 2004: Message edited by: Kyle Brown ]
 
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Thanks
Kyle
i corrected it and successfully run the the application
tahnks®ards
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