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setting up package at classpath

 
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1. does it need to set the package directory in the classpath?
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sorry...
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sorry again....some silly mistake
2. is it enough...if i want to use a package in my servlet...i just import it....e.g

import bla.*;
 
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If you are going to import a package, that package root directory must be in class path.

eg. com.test.mypackage is the package.

and you are have your source java file Test.java in C:\MyJava folder and you are importing the mypackage in your source file.

and this com directory is in C:\MyJava drive. then.. the folder MyJava should be in Classpath, while compiling and executing the source file Test.java

set classpath=C:\MyJava;%classpath%
 
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But note that Tomcat does not pay any attention to your environment CLASSPATH, instead it has its own conventions on where to find class files - see the class-loader-howto.html file under tomcat-docs in your Tomcat installation.
Bill
 
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