hi Gopal,
I'll just try since I don't know the book you're referring to. Based on the quote you posted, you have an AddressBean class which was used in an address.jsp file (as stated in the ...\address_jsp.java
servlet translation). The error says that the container, which is
tomcat version 4.1, is looking for a '.' in import AddressBean.
I met a similar javabean problem with the newer versions of tomcat (4.1.x). It seems that the newer tomcat expects to use 'import' for packaged javabeans or classes. (i.e. '.' expected import AddressBean; ) . You could remedy that by packageing your AddressBean (e.g.
com.AddressBean) before using it in your
jsp.
[ February 11, 2003: Message edited by: boyet silverio ]