You didn't by any chance forget that Java is case sensitive?
Otherwise it should be "javax.servlet.http.*;"
Monte Gardner
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I'm a student at ASU, and am interested in learning how to
use Java Servlets to process HTML forms. I've signed up
with a web host (Addr.com) that claims they have
support for Java Servlets, but when I try to compile a
basic servlet that I mostly copied out of a book, I
get error messages saying that the servlet
packages that I'm trying to import aren't there.
(I think they were called Javax.servlet, and Javax.servlet.http)
How do I compile servlets on a remote host, and then
execute them from an HTML web-page? If this is
server-dependent, what kind of questions/requests
should I send to my web-hosting support staff?
(I'm pretty sure I'm running off a UNIX-based web server)
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