I've had this problem before as well. The problem usually is that the classpath
has the right number of members, but in the wrong order. You might want to look
in your jar files (if any) to see if there are any classes that are similar, but
perhaps one jar has an older version than another. We
Hi,
I'm using a set of JSPs that access some java beans in the /web-inf/classes
directory. I've been developing the application on Win98, but I need to
demonstrate it on NT this coming Friday.
Each bean accesses a couple of other classes - for simplicity, assume that
they are defined in the same
