Ok here is the dirt! Ideally whenever you try to use any jar or package in
java ..do not try to just install it and run it.. Java uses a lot of
CLASSPATH! So you will need to put all the packages you use in the
classpath of your system.
But most developers dont do that.. what we do is use the class path when
you compile as well as run..
i.e is use
javac -classpath C:\JSDK2.0...blah blah.. ()
or/and
java -cp C:\......
(If you want to use a directory which has extracted files.. you need to
give only the directory ..but if using a jar you need to give the full name
of the jar.
Rgrds,
Vinod
Jiger Patel
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I think u have not put servlets.jar in ur CLASSPATH try doing so?
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>try copying the javax (available thro' extracting jsdk.jar) directory in
>your java programs file path..
>thanks,
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>From: ram muna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > Hi every one,
> > I have installed JDK 1.2.2 and JSDK 2.0
> > in my personal machine. I have also given the path
> > C:\JSDK2.0\lib\jsdk.jar
> > in my autoexec file.
> > But still whenever I try to compile any servlet
> > it is giving me error stating that package
> > javax.servlet not found in import even though I have
> > given the import statement
> > javax.servlet.*;
> >
> > Can anybody please tell me why it is happening ?
> >
> > Thanking you in advance.
> >
> > Ram
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