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HTTPServletRequest problem

 
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Good day all
I'm running WebSphere 4.0 on a Windows 2000 Professional machine. We have a pretty large web application, and I'm working on just a tiny part of it. My problem is as follows:
When I try to build my project, the same error comes up again and again (just the package name will differ) -"com.***.ebanking.core.device.HTTPServletRequest not found." .
I can't see why the compiler is looking for the HTTPServletRequest class in the package - it is correctly imported as far as I can see (see code below):

I don't get any non-HTTPServletRequest errors when compiling the project, so it's not like I've got a major classpath problem.
Can anyone please help?
Thank you.
Clive van Hilten
[ May 14, 2002: Message edited by: Thomas Paul ]
 
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Moving this to servlets.
 
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I think you want HttpServletRequest. There isn't a HTTPServletRequest Object in any API that I know about.
 
Clive van Hilten
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Thanks very much Carl - you are of course correct. It hurts when you have to learn the same lesson multiple times !
[ May 15, 2002: Message edited by: Clive van Hilten ]
 
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