I never mind a simple question, as long as it's been considered
beforehand (besides, you've got a somewhat pertenant subject, so you're
ahead of the game.)
You should double check that the system has a servlet container
installed (Suns JSDK, JSWDK, or some other vendors.) These are _not_ part
of the Java Standard Edition, so java would work, but not servlets
specifically. Also, the name servlet.jar changed to JSDK.jar (or vice
versa, I don't recall) at one point. On Unix (given the fwd slash, I
assume) try running a "find /usr ~ \( -name \*.jar -o -name \*.zip \)" to
see what libraries are there.
On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, Nagamani Nutulapati wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm sorry for posting a basic question in this advanced forum.
>
> I've installed JavaWebServer on my system and the class path is set to its
> lib/servlet.jar, which is working fine. When I use a similar class path in
> another system, the error message saying javax not found in import is
> displayed. What could be the reason??
>
> Thanks,
> Mani
>
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