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Javax.jms doesnt exist

 
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Hello !

I am using an applet and importing the javax.jms.
The problem is, when compiling the compiller tells me that
package javax.jms doesn't existe.
neither my j2sdk nor my Websphere will gime me this package.
Does anyone knows how to get it ?

Help my friends, HELP.

Carla
 
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if you are using websphere then add j2ee.jar in your classpath.

hope this will solve your problem
 
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I have j2ee.jar on websphere and I have servlet.jar on tomcat. I have tried to use both to no avail.

Carla
 
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first verify these jars are in your classpath
if you are using windows base os then type following command on console

echo %classpath%

tell me if you can see the jar added into classpath.

are you using any IDE
 
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What is the class that isn't be found? What is your error message?
 
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You can download JMS Lib/API at http://java.sun.com/products/jms/docs.html
 
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