You may check the following things
What version of JRE you are using ? because Jaguar 3.5 supported 1.1.8 or below
, it was not compatible with 1.2.2
So if you have multiple version of the JDK on your box , the class files may
seem to work because they are using a newer version.
Is tree.xml located in a folder that is visible to Jaguar.
If you made any classpath changes and have not restarted the Jag server , try
doing that , because Jaguar loads classes when it starts and does not recognize
class path changes until it is restarted.
Santosh
Sebouh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/24/2001 04:26:35 AM
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cc: (bcc: Santosh Daryani/IT/Aon Consulting)
Subject: Help in JSP using jdom
hello guys i have this jsp file which i like to load an XML file, so that i
can manipulate later.
i'm using jdom classes to do so. i have a java class that works perfectly,
but i can't run it in jsp.
(i'm using Jaguar CTS)
my jsp file and the xml file are in the same directory, when i load this
page it gives
500 Servlet jspservlet: unable to service request: tree.xml: tree.xml
Server:Jaguar Server Version 3.6 Connection:Keep-Alive
<HTML>
<BODY>
<%@ page
import="java.io.*,java.util.*,org.jdom.*,org.jdom.input.*,org.jdom.output.*"
%>
<%
DOMBuilder dom = new DOMBuilder();
Document doc = dom.build (new File ("tree.xml"));
%>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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