If your servlets are in the "servlets" directory, they are being loaded by a
different class loader (which reloads your servlets when they are updated) and
in some instances you get this problem. Sorry for being so vague, but there was
a posting about 2 months back. Try moving your servlets to the "classes"
directory.
brian
Paul Bonfanti wrote:
> >I have an applet receiving object from servlet via ObjectStream, but
> >while I am casting the Object to myObject I have a
> >CastException,
> >
> >Can any one help me ?
>
> Make sure the class that you are casting it to is in the classpath.
> You may need to restart your web server after changing the classpath.
>
> Paul
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