I do the first one, but I am not using EJB or other j2ee functions at this time. If you are just using serlvets and don't plan on installing an ap server like jboss then my advice would be the first one. I believe the servlet.jar comes with topcat you may have to point your dev env (CLASSPATH) to it so that they both (tomcat and javac) use the save version. Brian
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