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Hai ,
Can any one help me.Where to register javabeans in WeblogicServer5.1 while calling into JSP.
JSP file is registered in Weblogic/myserver/public_html
like this .javabean class file
I tried every where but i'm unable to get the outoput
It's giving Classnotfound exception.
Regards....
Vijaya.
 
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You need to make sure that your beans are in the classpath of your web application. In other words, the class files should be underneath the WEB-INF/classes directory, or the JAR file containing your classes needs to be underneath the WEB-INF/lib directory.
HTH
Simon
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