there are two servlet jars to look for:

    lib/servlet.jar

        contains the javax.servlet package which is predominantly
        the servlet api interfaces

    webserver.jar

        contains the com.sun.web package which implements the
        javax.servlet interfaces and is a stand-alone reference
        implementation server which is targetted to servlet developers

the docs should be beefed up. hope this helps in the mean time.

- james


"Cote, Stephane" wrote:

>
>
> That class should be found in the servlet.jar file in the main
> directory of jskd2.1.
>
> so it sould be something like  javac -classpath e:\jsdk2.1\servlet.jar
> javafilename.java
>
> I know what you mean sometimes sun is not the bigest for
> documentation.
>
>
>      -----Original Message-----
>      From:   Resnick, Dan [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>      Sent:   Wednesday, June 23, 1999 1:40 PM
>      To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>      Subject:        Jsdk 2.1
>
>      Anybody uses Jsdk2.1.
>
>      I am trying to use its new RequestDispatcher_object.forward(...)
>      to call
>      from servlet to servlet, since Jsdk2.0 getServlet(...) is
>      deprecated.
>
>      But Jsdk2.1 comes from Sun without new \lib or \bin folders and
>      the compiler
>      complains that it can not find class RequestDispatcher or method
>      getRequestDispatcher(...)....
>
>      Have you found how to circumvent this issue ?
>
>         Regards,
>           Dan
>
>
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