Hi David 
   Thanks for replying.
Iam using Metrowerks CodeWarrior IDE for compiling, it uses JDK1.3
and tomcat also uses JDK1.3

The only directory name which has space is tomcat installation directory.
i.e Apache Tomcat 4.0.

Thanks
Uma


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Subject: Re: Tom cat does not load class -- Urgent I need help


>>>>> "Uma" == Uma Munugala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

    Uma> Hi 
    Uma> Iam trying to convert a standalone application to web based
application
    Uma> using Tomcat.

    Uma> Iam running a servlet called Login in Tomcat 4.0.3-b1 on NT 4.0. I
tried
    Uma> different versions of tomcat also like tomcat 4.0.3 and lower.
    Uma> In the above servlet Iam trying  to load a class file called
    Uma> com.CellFusion.Relational.RelConnection.  using Class.forName,  I
get an
    Uma> error 
    Uma> java.lang.ClassFormatError: com/CellFusion/Relational/RelConnection
(Illegal
    Uma> Variable name "") 
    Uma> I can load all other class files but i cant load this particular
file.

    Uma> Iam attaching the file any help in this regards would be very much
    Uma> appreciated

    Uma> . <<RelConnection.java>>   <<Login.java>> 

    Uma> When I take some java files (including the said file) from my
application
    Uma> and seperately compile them and place them in D:\Apache Tomcat
    Uma> 4.0\webapps\CellFusion\WEB-INF\classes  i dont have any problem.

    Uma> I am not sure what is  problem with the tom cat loader, Iam stuck
can any
    Uma> body please explain.

How are you compiling your source files?

What compiler are you using?

What JDK/JVM are you using?

Are you certain you're using the compiler that goes with the JVM you're
running
Tomcat with?

This may be unimportant, but are you using any directory names which contain
spaces?

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