My guess for this kind of exception is that , Jess.jar file is not
available in the class path.
My suggestion would be, write the code(non-servlet based test code) in
Eclipse or any other IDE. Once the code executes, you should be on your
way to using the servlet code in Tomcat
-Zafer
Ana (s
I think Ana (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
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> do you think that JessException an invalid class?
Nope; just the first Jess class being looked for while loading your
classes.
There's nothing special about Jess here; this is most likely just a
Tomcat configuration problem. You might try writing a c
Hi
I Really appreciate your quick response.
I have tried putting the jess.jar file in all the directories as you
suggest. Your second suggestion could be very valid since the application
also indicates the jess version used as v6.0 unfortunately I tried but I
couldent find a place in the net to d
You should be able to put jess.jar in the webapps/parih/WEB-INF/lib
directory (not classes), or tomcat/shared/lib ought to work,
too. tomcat/common/lib probably would work also, although perhaps not
without a server restart.
Now, the bigger question is whether the relatively old RIH application
wi
Dear Friends,
I am trying to simulate the sample jess appliation given in
http://grove.cs.jmu.edu/parih/index.jsp
my system:
OS - XP
JESS - jess70b5,
WebServer/servelet container - Tomcat 5.5
classpath=CLASSPATH=.;C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
5.5\common\lib\se
rvlet-ap
