I have a bumch of JSP pages that are working with JRun on NT which I am porting
to JWS on Solaris.
I am stuck at the starting gate. With JRun, JSP classes go in their own
directory, I have been putting servlets in JRun/servlets, and bean classes in
JRun/classes.
I am trying the same approach with JWS:
* JWS puts the JSP classes wherever it wants,
* I put my servlets in JWS/servlets
* I put my bean classes in JWS/classes
Unfortunately, I have been beating my head for a couple hours with no
progress. When I invoke the simplest of JSP pages having only a useBean tag:
<jsp:useBean id='myBean' scope='session' class='gov.path.package.MyBean' />
I get a class gov.path.package.MyBean not found in type declaration error.
I am putting this class in jws/classes and it is there. If I start https with
the -verbose option, it lists this directory as being in the classpath.
What's going on? What I thought would be a trivial port is becoming a pain in
the butt!!!
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