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Hi all
I see a problem when create new servlet

I using Eclipse Helios ,JDK 1.6.0_25 .Please help me fix this err
 
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Nguyen,
Welcome to CodeRanch! Do you have a servlet.jar or jee.jar in the classpath of your Eclipse project? This jar comes with your server (Tomcat, JBoss, etc)
 
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Nguyen,
Welcome to CodeRanch! Do you have a servlet.jar or jee.jar in the classpath of your Eclipse project? This jar comes with your server (Tomcat, JBoss, etc)


thank Jeanne
are you help me add file servlet.jar to classpath ?I begin using eclipse.
 
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In your Eclipse project, got to Project | Properties, select Java Build Path then click the Libraries tab. Then click Add JARs and browse to the location for the file within the Tomcat directory.

By the way, since you are new to Eclipse I highly recommend reading the help text (Help | Help Contents), especially the Workbench User Guide, Java Development User Guide and Web Tools Platform User Guide. Those topics should tell you almost everything you need to be productive with Eclipse.
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