You forget the servlet mapping path! This should work for now
request.getRequestDispatcher( request.getContextPath()+
"/servlet/"
"myPackage.Servlet1");
myRequestDispatcher.forward();
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From: Christophe Dubourg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@java.sun.com> on 14/02/2001
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The servlet engine has problems finding the servlets.
I have problems with the paths : the server integrated into JBuilder
(tomCat) just can't find the servlet, although I have added almost
everything in my classpath and in the project's search paths.
my jsp contains a line like this:
myRequestDispatcher =
request.getRequestDispatcher("myPackage.Servlet1");
myRequestDispatcher.forward();
and I have Servlet1.class in the /classes/mypackage/ directory.
Any idea how to tell tomCat to find the file mypack.Servlet1.class ?
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