Tomcat does its own loading, and you don't put web-inf/ anything in your
classpath. Just put the files in the right places, and let Tomcat do its
job.
Or do you simply mean that you don't have a package? If you don't have a
package, just put the class in WEB-INF/classes/GreetingServlet.class. A
Hi Noel. I read your email message about what I should put into the web.xml file,
specificly in the tag, and I have a question for you, and that
is you say that I could have a package "org.burrus" under the "classes" folder,
and then in that package I could put the GreetingServlet servlet. What I
Steven,
As you can see from the link below, there were no HTML attachments of any
kind to your message. And what I think we really need is your web.xml file.
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/ReadMsg?[EMAIL PROTECTED]
he.org&msgNo=97097
The web.xml file is described in detail in the Servlet sp
, 2003 4:20 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: need help w. viewing servlet
Hello John, I will wisely ignore all of the damned admonitions that you saw
fit to sort of "dish out" to me ("stuff" that you have certainly said to me
before!)and acknowledge your "Happy New
Okay Noel, this posting of mine this time is for you. You said earlier that you
didn't get the servlet page html file. Well, here it is again, and also it let me
save the server error [html server 404] page for the "GreetingServlet.java"
program, so I present that to you also!
Listen, would you
> That's why I am including in this email message the html page
> that is the servlet in question
It isn't attached.
> I will try to include the so-called "heavy editing" that I mentioned
> in my first post of the web.xml file in a later posting [because I
> really don't believe, in my subjective
Hello John, I will wisely ignore all of the damned admonitions that you saw fit
to sort of "dish out" to me ("stuff" that you have certainly said to me
before!)and acknowledge your "Happy New Year" wish you ended your email msg. on!
Listen, there IS one, and just one criticsm of me that I will
> I have gone into the web.xml file to do some "heavy" [sic] editing
> of it, such as putting in the servlet name and the servlet class,
> but alas, to no avail so far!
Well, it would help to see that segment of the file, and also find out from
you where you put the .class file. Do you have a ser
3 2:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: need help w. viewing servlet
Hello everyone, I need some help/assistance with trying to see a Servlet in
my Tomcat v. 4.1.16!!! It is a simple log on page with a text box for the
user's name and also for the email addrr. When I click on the Submit butto
my HOWTO
will help you and you won't need to post another rant here to the list.
The choice, I guess, is up to you. Have a great new year.
John
-Original Message-
From: Steve R. Burrus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 1:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Su
Hello everyone, I need some help/assistance with trying to see a Servlet in my
Tomcat v. 4.1.16!!! It is a simple log on page with a text box for the user's name
and also for the email addrr. When I click on the Submit button after filling in
both fields, the next page indicates a damn server error
Hello everyone, I need some help/assistance with trying to see a Servlet in my
Tomcat v. 4.1.16!!! It is a simple log on page with a text box for the user's name and
also for the email addrr. When I click on the Submit button after filling in both
fields, the next page indicates a damn server
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