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How to use "Coreservlets"

 
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I was just wondering how exactly I am supposed to "get it right" with trying to use the "coreservlets" as contained in Mr. Marty Hall's book[s] on the subject! I mean, every time that I try to work with his' "HelloServlet3.java" servlet, I always have to deal with the java compiler returning an error message saying that the "symbol" is not found, referring to a "ServletUtitlites.java" class that is in the servlet!

Now, I have set the particular folder which the servlet and this utilities class is in into my system's classpath, but then every time that I try to compile the servlet, I always get that same old compiler error message. I am absolutely "at my wits' end" over this as it has gone on or persisted for a very long time now. I have emailed Marty Hall over this problem in the past , and he has tried to help me, but I am still absolutely stuck with this problem. Can someone give me some "peace of mind" by helping me with this problem? Thanx in advance.
 
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It may have to do with your classpath settings. Assuming your classes are in the coreservlets package, and the coreservlets package is under c:\mydevelopmentfolder\, verify that c:\mydevelopmentfolder\
is added to your classpath.
 
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