Unable to compile servelt-files.
Sebastian Green
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posted 13 years ago
Hello, Im trying to compile MyFristServlet.java. But Igot errors on simple lines such as "import javax.servlet.*;" I belive that Im missing a jar-file clalled "servlets.jar" I have 2 java-dirs, "C:\Java\j2sdk1.4.1_03" & "C:\Program\Java\j2re1.4.1_03". But none of theme contains servlets.jar. Do I need j2ee or something more? My compiling error is: cannot resolve symbol.
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Billybob Marshall
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posted 13 years ago
Absolutely. You need a J2EE implementation, which will contain a jar containing the needed classes. Depending on which J2EE implementation you get (Tomcat, Weblogic, etc), it may or may not be named 'servlet.jar'.
Originally posted by Mr Scam:
Do I need j2ee
Absolutely. You need a J2EE implementation, which will contain a jar containing the needed classes. Depending on which J2EE implementation you get (Tomcat, Weblogic, etc), it may or may not be named 'servlet.jar'.
Sebastian Green
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Ko Ko Naing
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posted 13 years ago
Mr.Scam,
Welcome to the Ranch!!!
I guess u might need to have a look at the naming policy of the Ranch.
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Welcome to the Ranch!!!
I guess u might need to have a look at the naming policy of the Ranch.
U can change ur display name here.
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Sebastian Green
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Ben Dover
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posted 13 years ago
Hi Sebastian,
Your best bet is to download the Tomcat-5 Servlet container, it contains a "sevlet.jar" file you can place in your path when compiling. Read the Tomcat docs re configuring the web.xml file, assembling your web app, deploying it, and then running it. Its a bit of a learning curve but once you have done it a few times it becomes second nature.
[ January 31, 2004: Message edited by: Louis M@lenica ]
Your best bet is to download the Tomcat-5 Servlet container, it contains a "sevlet.jar" file you can place in your path when compiling. Read the Tomcat docs re configuring the web.xml file, assembling your web app, deploying it, and then running it. Its a bit of a learning curve but once you have done it a few times it becomes second nature.
[ January 31, 2004: Message edited by: Louis M@lenica ]
Alexis Sumalpong
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posted 13 years ago
The easiest way is to use and IDE that is meant for web app development. It should have all the libraries needed. For Tomcat, use this simple IDE
http://www.hoversoftcorp.com/downloads/devcentre/demo.zip
http://www.hoversoftcorp.com/downloads/devcentre/demo.zip
alexis
