You got the right idea.
Now just place the bean into your "/WEF-INF/classes/com/mybean"
directory and you should be fine.
Just to be safe make sure you JSP page recompiles.
marju jalloh wrote:
I don`t know what is going wrong
I place my compiled bean in /WEF-INF/classes/com
and my jsp
Is com.mybean the class or the package? If the class,
you are encouraged to name the class with a capital
letter, ie:
com.MyBean or com.Mybean.
Did you import the class at the top of the jsp?
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] import="com.MyBean" %>
--- marju jalloh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don`t know w
I don`t know what is going wrong
I place my compiled bean in /WEF-INF/classes/com
and my jsp file in and my path is
when access I got two error
1.
javax.servlet.ServletException: com/mybean (wrong name: mybean
2.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/mybean (wrong name: myb
Hi,
> Where to place the jsp file?
It can be in any directory under you webapp. Typically you place it in
the root directory of your app. So if your app is called "mygoodapp" the
jsp can be placed in /webapps/mygoodapp/ or any
subdirectory. If it is called jsppage.jsp you can access it with
ht
I understand what you mean but where the jsp file should be
Edoardo Panfili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: marju jalloh ha scritto:
> Hi everyone
> I`m using Tomcat 4.1.* on Linux .All my servlet and jsp work fine including
> the interaction with mysql database.
>
> Now I want to test a simp
marju jalloh ha scritto:
> Hi everyone
> I`m using Tomcat 4.1.* on Linux .All my servlet and jsp work fine including
> the interaction with mysql database.
>
> Now I want to test a simple Bean but my jsp cannont find the Bean.
> Where to place the jsp file?
> How to direct the jsp file
http://tomcat.apache.org/faq/classnotfound.html
See "Don't use packageless classes and declare all imported classes"
-Tim
marju jalloh wrote:
Hi everyone
I`m using Tomcat 4.1.* on Linux .All my servlet and jsp work fine including
the interaction with mysql database.
Now I want to te
