If I remember right, classes in packages has been a requirement since
tomcat 3.3. Overall it's just better coding practice to use packages.
There have been cases -- notably servlets that could get away without a
package, but that's as far as it goes.
--David
Divick Kishore wrote:
>>It's highly recommended that all classes be in packages. This may
be your problem.
Wow that solves my problem. I thought that running without package
would be more simpler but it turned up other way round. I am still
wondering why at all should a class without a package cannot be loaded
by tomcat?
Thanks,
Divick
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