IMHO the jdk will use it for runtime BUT not for compilation. I have my CLASSPATH
set correctly on both NT and Linux with NO problems! I use Java 2/1.3 on NT
(win2k) and just replacing IBM's 1.3 with the one from Sun on Linux.
Regards - George
Kevin Mukhar wrote:
> Willard Thompson wrote:
> >
> > I'm new to servlet technology. I simply want to get my jdk1.3 compiler to
> > recognize javax and servlets in particular. I was wondering what exactly do
> > I have to do to accomplish that.
>
> Despite all the advice to change your classpath, if you're using Java 2,
> you do not need to set the classpath (you can, but you don't need to).
> If you copy the archive files (servlet.jar) to the [java
> home]/jre/lib/ext directory, then the jdk will automatically use the
> archive file when you compile.
>
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