I'm replying to this not to be hostile, but only because if I don't look
like I did my homework before writing to the list, someone with the answer
might not help ;-)
In fact, the following classes do exist *someplace* :
com.sun.server.http.HttpServiceResponse
com.sun.server.http.HttpServiceRequest
I say this because the are defined in the 0.91 specification for JSP
(available at http://www.burridge.net/jsp/Spec91/jsp_spec.html ).
For version 0.92 and later, their functionality was deprecated and
replaced with methods contained in the:
javax.servlet.ServletContext
javax.servlet.ServletRequest
classes. However, it seems that they are only in either the jswdk-1.0ea
or the JSDK 2.1 . Unfortunately the SDK 2.1 is incompatible with Apache
JServ.
The problem is that the 0.91 spec is the first spec that sun came out with
and they're now up to 1.1.
Since writing to this list and to [EMAIL PROTECTED], I have
run into several people with the same problem. I am waiting for someone
at Sun to reply to an email I sent about this.
-Tim
On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, TIS Official wrote:
> Hi companion,
>
> >Tim wrote...
> >com.sun.server.http.HttpServiceResponse classes do not seem to exist on my
> >system. Unfortunately, not knowing where to find them is causing my
> >development efforts to stagnate. Can someone please help me compile, or
> >locate these files?
>
> sure, they do not exist. : ).
> That which you are trying for is probably
> HttpServletRequest & HttpServletResponse
> ((Note the *servlet* instead of *service* ))
>
> Riaz
>
>
>
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